Sentence examples for time for invasion from inspiring English sources

We have heard that Karl Rove had said that the autumn of 2003 was the latest time for invasion.

The critics didn't like it much, and neither did Anna: she briefly considered another lawsuit, this time for invasion of privacy, mentioning a sum of $5m.

Surely Saddam Hussein will not repeat the strategic mistake he made after swallowing Kuwait in 1990 when, in choosing not to invade Saudi Arabia, he allowed half a million allied troops to assemble over several months time for invasion.

Here, we first investigate how the probability and time for invasion are affected by spatial heterogeneity.

To determine the nature of the resistance to 4-BPB, seven clones were analyzed with respect to mean time for invasion and growth rate once inside the host cells (as described above, 4-BPB both retards invasion and inhibits growth once inside).

The common presumption of long lag times for invasions [8] requires testing through direct and frequent observations of the behavior of many introduced species over time.

It also doesn't make for great entertainment and would leave little screen time for the invasion of other countries -- I found Moore's Germany and Iceland invasions especially compelling.

So it was agreed that Göring would try his preliminary air offensive, which did not commit the other services to anything definite, while the time for the invasion attempt would be postponed to mid-September.

Alternatively, drug pre-treatment was omitted and 10 µM GF120918 added at the time of invasion for 2 h incubation.

He gave his contact the task of providing a list of people "100% loyal to the Fatherland … for use in the time of invasion" by Germany.

It was just in time for the Allied invasion of North Africa and the Casablanca Conference of Roosevelt and Churchill.