Sentence examples for point of incursion from inspiring English sources

Therefore, Coahuila State was considered to be a likely point of incursion of WNV into Mexico from the USA.

Yucatan State is a likely point of incursion of this virus into Latin America because this area is a principal landfall for many species of birds that migrate from the northeastern and midwestern United States (8 ).

Their job was to retaliate against any kind of incursion.

That's some kind of "incursion".

In recent months, Kyrgyz military bases have been the point of contention, especially the American one on the outskirts of the Kyrgyz capital, which was established in December 2001 after the American incursion into Afghanistan.

And because it makes a point of connecting with the jazz tradition, it seems all the more likely to exert an influence there, sneaking up on an establishment trained to guard against less amicable incursions.

The diversity of molecular types of B. pseudomallei and the seroprevalence of B. pseudomallei antibody positive persons are more consistent with an endemic disease that has gone undetected for several years than a recent, point-source incursion.

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

India's media meanwhile reported a spate of "incursions" by Chinese troops.

The lawmakers said Iraq's close ties to Iran put the residents of the camp, Camp Ashraf, in danger, pointing to two incursions by Iraqi security forces that left dozens of people dead.

One of the peer's major points of concern has been David Cameron's refusal to say that Israeli action in Gaza has been "disproportionate" like he did when the country launched an incursion into Lebanon in 2006.