Sentence examples for started to encroach from inspiring English sources
While the suburbs of Dijon have started to encroach on Marsannay, marring its visual charms, this village and its neighbors, Couchey and Fixin, house a growing number of up-and-coming producers making some of the best-value pinot noir you'll find anywhere.
As videotape rentals started to encroach on the classic film business, Landmark began showing first-run art films.
But consider how Facebook has quickly grown to become the go-to place for many people online to communicate with each other, and with the outside world; and how Facebook has started to encroach into Google's prime business territory: online advertising.
The next week, terror started to encroach upon my isolation as I discovered the word "FAGGOT" etched across my locker.
In addition to the usual dangers of massive fires, the flames have started to encroach on a military station in Älvdalens, where ammo's tested.
Likewise in Brazil, where its Chinese rivals are starting to encroach.
When robots are safe and aware of their surroundings, they will start to encroach on complicated, unstructured places such as offices and houses.
"These search firms," Mr. McCool said, "are starting to encroach on the areas that have been dominated by management consulting firms like Watson Wyatt, Towers Perrin and Mercer Management".
Then the lumber industry starts to encroach on their world and the friends experience the best and the worst of the local community.
"I think there a feeling that the division is starting to encroach a little bit on what is by law the responsibility of the commission," said one former State House official who has followed the story.
Even so, some prominent artists and writers, cognizant of a long, dark history of repression that Russians know only too well, and especially wary of the grip the church is gaining on the state, have been expressing deep anxiety about the government's starting to encroach on artistic freedom the way it has taken on other aspects of society.
