Sentence examples for of potential invasion from inspiring English sources

William Manchester, who teaches at Wesleyan University and is the author of a biography of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, commander of the Pacific forces during the war, said the initial low estimate of potential invasion casualties in the exhibit was preposterous.

Its report says fans "expressed concerns in terms of potential invasion of privacy or because it leads fans to feel that they are being unnecessarily treated as hooligans".

The second step involves zooming in to the areas selected in step 1 (northwest Portugal in our study) in order to obtain more fine-grained predictions of potential invasion and to rank its driving factors.

However, demonstration of the site of potential invasion and, thus, irresectable disease, is important for the planning of the operation.

The Ofcom investigation will focus on potential invasion of privacy and will likely take around three months, a spokesman said.

These cells also remain HIV replication-competent for potential invasion of the immune system.

In the end, the Colombian vessel withdrew due to Venezuelan military superiority and fears of the potential invasion of the Colombian border region of La Guajira.

The alternative is for the Kurds to head back to their lands and -- even in the face of a potential invasion of the Turks -- set about building one of the Middle East's only prosperous democracies.

"The excuse proffered thus far — improved service — is at best feeble when compared to the extent of the potential invasion of privacy," Stephen Wicker, a professor in electrical and computer engineering at Cornell, told me.

Campaigning in South Florida before flying to Atlanta to raise money, Mr. Kerry seized upon a new book by the journalist Bob Woodward that recounts an Oval Office discussion of a potential invasion of Iraq.

Neurotransmitter release can be synchronous and occur within milliseconds of action potential invasion, or asynchronous and persist for tens of milliseconds.