Sentence examples for outside intrusion from inspiring English sources

As for outside intrusion, some of the more robust Arab elections of recent years have been held by Palestinians, under Israeli occupation, and by Iraqis after America's invasion.

Though exacerbated by outside intrusion and neglect, it wasn't caused by the U.S. — but it's our inescapable problem, as well as the rest of the world's.

Though exacerbated by outside intrusion and neglect, it wasn't caused by the U.S. but it's our inescapable problem, as well as the rest of the world's.

"Our armed forces have undertaken large-scale operations against the foreign militants, and it remainsour responsibility to protect our people and territory from outside intrusion," the ministry said.

The new report is a follow-on to similar research these experts conducted last year, which showed that cars were increasingly indistinguishable from Internet-connected computers in terms of vulnerability to outside intrusion and control.

On the newspaper business pages, the analytical mood reflects little of the doom and foreboding that I left behind in New York and Washington, but instead offers a sense of temporary economic frustration caused by outside intrusion- progress interruptus.

They were subject to severe constraints imposed by foreign powers and vulnerable to outside intrusions.

The reader should also be aware that active Jain temples, including the one at Ranakpur, restrict the hours of visitation so that Jains can pray without outside intrusions.

Abbott, the Texas attorney general, contends his state had a "cooperative relationship" with the EPA that has been all but ruined by the Obama administration, which, he said, "is putting a target on Texas". Perry, who has successfully run for three terms in part by criticizing Washington, took aim at outside regulatory intrusion during his victory speech Tuesday night.

And she places outsize blame on the outside world's intrusion into Haiti and all the temptations it brings to the poor — "possible access to instant cash, future jobs with aid organizations, possible visas, et cetera" — for fomenting corruption, misunderstanding and opportunism.

Cued by Mr. Chiu's subtle nods and sharp inhalations, the musicians worked through Webernesque squiggles, grainy chords, fidgety arpeggios and the odd fortissimo outburst with an unflappable poise, seemingly oblivious to the outside world's intrusions.