Sentence examples for of being invasive from inspiring English sources

The move was widely seen as a tactical error, because some voters, particularly women, considered Mr. Lazio ill mannered to the point of being invasive.

Although it is clearly abundant, it is not clear whether Pachycondyla (Brachyponera) chinensis (Emery) meets the requirement of being invasive as we define it here of having negative ecological effects on native species.

These investigations have the disadvantages of being invasive and involving exposure to ionising radiation.

Both methods have the disadvantage of being invasive and not well tolerated by some patients, particularly those who are alert.

The currently established methods of SV measurement have the disadvantage of being invasive and carry a degree of risk to the participant (e.g. Fick principle and thermodilution), or are minimally invasive, but disruptive (e.g. echocardiography).

Histopathological studies are well known for them usefulness in the diagnosis of kidney and other organs diseases, but they have the disadvantage of being invasive methods, which complicates their use especially on humans.

Typically by the tenth time of me being invasive or aggressive in a role-play it's not so scary and almost any client can hold his own.

Mother Earth has "provided everything we need to survive outside of her, without having to be invasive of her".

A simple touch can convey a sense of intimacy without being invasive.

Some of them are invasive adenocarcinoma cells (d) with stromal invasion (e).

While the risk is small, 1% of all breast cancers occur in men, 80-90% of those are invasive ductal carcinomas.