Sentence examples for to encroachment from inspiring English sources

They've also got a very restricted range, which is ever decreasing, due to encroachment on their habitat by the Chinese population.

Physician organizations, sensitive to encroachment on their patient turf, have argued against increasing the independence of nurses, noting that nurse practitioners have less clinical experience.

Later that century, the Delaware began to move into the White River region (in response to encroachment by European settlers and the Iroquois) from the Ohio country to the east.

Many liberals complain, however, that remaining state firms not only still control the commanding heights of the economy but are in some cases stepping up their resistance to encroachment by the private sector.

As we detail in the report, these fines related to encroachment (infringement on protected land) and a three-day interruption in the licence to operate at one of our production sites in Kazakhstan.

Of particular concern to them is that, with the maps in hand, developers eager to take projects to fruition can use them to apply to counties, and ultimately the state, for amendments — thereby opening the door to encroachment on sensitive land.

Furthermore, larger-bodied insectivores and omnivores were more prone to extinction due to shrub encroachment compared to small-bodied species.

And this has rendered the grounds of contract uncertain, and contract itself vulnerable to encroachments from tort or fiduciary law.

In contrast to other carnivores such as leopards (Panthera pardus) or mountain lions, clouded leopards seem to be less able to adapt to human encroachment.

Not coincidentally, these methods are more resistant to corporate encroachment — it's hard to turn slow coffee into fast food.

It is a response to potential encroachment on the gateway to the Grand Canyon.