Sentence examples for wave of invasion from inspiring English sources

The first wave of "invasion" began with his home city in 1998, and then spread to 31 other cities in France.

In this wave of invasion, EVTs widespreadly infiltrate into the endometrium and part of the myometrium as well as efficiently expand maternal spiral arteries [ 12].

To understand the genetic structure observed, we need to further assume that the genome of the hatchery stock would have been secondarily swamped by the wave of invasion at neutral markers, erasing the history of introduction at these markers, while the hatchery background would have been partially maintained at selected loci.

This protein is upregulated in CP 6.5x and 3.35x in G. Azurocidin is a chemokine produced by neutrophils that attracts monocytes in a second wave of invasion [ 44], which clearly reflects the synergy of mechanisms, induced by the recurring microbial challenge characteristic of CP and G that contribute to the permanence of macrophages in periodontal tissues.

As a result of the breakup of the Carolingian empire and a new wave of invasions, the church suffered materially and spiritually as both Christian and non-Christian warriors exploited it and its wealth.

An invasion by Germanic Cimbri and Teutones was defeated by Marius in 102, but 50 years later a new wave of invasions into Gaul, by the Helvetii from Switzerland and the Suevi from Germany, triggered Roman conquest of the rest of Gaul by Julius Caesar in 58 50 bc.

Armenian political independence was largely brought to an end by a wave of invasions and migrations by Turkic-speaking peoples beginning in the 11th century, and in the 15th and 16th centuries the region was secured by the Ottoman Turks and integrated into the vast Ottoman Empire.

THE waves of invasion and immigration that have, from time to time, swept over the British Isles have led some to refer to Britons as a mongrel nation.

The waves of invasion and colonisation have left China determined to bury the humiliations of the past, to punch according to its weight and fulfill its manifest destiny in its own backyard.

One reason is that Britain has a unique history - and what has emerged from the long tidal flows of British history - from the 2,000 years of successive waves of invasion, immigration, assimilation and trading partnerships, from the uniquely rich, open and outward looking culture - is I believe a distinctive set of British values which influence British institutions.

After three successive waves of invasion, the hive controlled by Tetragonula carbonaria was overrun by invading northerners a Tetragonula hockingsi swarm.