Sentence examples for significant incursion from inspiring English sources

Occupying the air traffic control tower On 27 December 1983, the women made a significant incursion.

Any significant incursion made on their support by the Democrats can certainly swing the election — when Bill Clinton got more than thirty per cent of the Cuban vote in 1996, he won Florida.

Georgian officials said their troops had made a significant incursion into the breakaway region, South Ossetia, in response to what the officials contended were provocations from over the border, including shelling.

The midfielder grew into the game, keeping possession sensibly and showing quick feet and the sense to make a series of significant incursions into the Sweden penalty area after the break.

Palestinians said it was the first significant Israeli incursion into Palestinian-controlled territory since the cease-fire was reached.

Daniel Seidemann, director of the Israeli NGO Terrestrial Jerusalem, say this is "the first significant new incursion into the fabric of a Palestinian neighbourhood" since the 1990s.

The last significant Muslim incursion into Christian Iberia culminated with the Battle of Río Salado (October 30, 1340), where Portuguese and Castilian forces administered a crushing defeat to the armies of Marīnid sultan Abū al-Ḥasan ʿAlī.

It was found that an electric field of 125 V m−1 was sufficient to prevent significant copper incursion from a contaminant flow under a hydraulic gradient of 1.3.

Having lost their factories between thirty and forty years ago, Milan had no significant labor incursions to sustain in the recent crisis.

Oil and gas exploration have become increasingly significant in making incursions into the forest.

Resources need to be distributed across time periods and geographic locations to increase the probability of detection of a disease incursion or significant change in disease pattern.