Sentence examples for of increased incursion from inspiring English sources

Further, it is also found that proportion of total sales that are exported directly are positive, that is, such occurrence is an effect of increased incursion of capital due to foreign direct investments (Djankov and Murrell 2002; Hanousek et al. 2011).

In Lebanon, the army reported a heavy presence of Israeli jets over its territory throughout the night, following several days of increased incursions into Lebanese airspace.

With increased incursion from all forms of reality programs, finding work that pays the bills, never mind the residuals, is going to be a slog.

Edges contain communities different from interior forests due to an altered climate with higher light availability, loss of soil moisture, increased incursion of predators and competitors.

A wise-cracking fraud investigator called Maxine is slowly revealing a virtual world (DeepArcher) designed for robust privacy, in a climate of increasing state incursion into the data-flows.

Identification of such a virus would help provide epidemiologic data about the spread of rabies and its incursion into new geographic regions and would justify allocation of increased resources to help control rabies (11, 12 ).

Over the years, Mrs. Dwyer, a liberal Republican, had been moving away from moderate support of the Administration's Vietnam policy to a position of criticism of it that increased after the incursion into Cam bodia.

Yemen: Beginnings of an Iranian and Saudi Proxy War? SI Analysis: Increased Saudi incursions, bombings into northern Yemen and naval patrols are reported following a border skirmish with Houthis rebels.

The attack was precipitated by growing Iroquois dissatisfaction with the increased French incursions into their territory, and was encouraged by the settlers of New England as a way to leverage power against New France during King William's War.

Russian aircraft have recently increased their incursions into neighbouring countries' airspace.

And as the force of incursions has increased, age-old means of self-support have diminished.