Sentence examples for will encroach from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile privacy advocates are urging caution, saying that more federal monitoring will encroach upon civil liberties without assuring public safety.
Centre lines "can provide a psychological sense of confidence to drivers that no vehicles will encroach on 'their' side of the road", they said.
DiEleuterio said he is unworried that the W.W.F.'s scripted misogyny and antisocial behavior will encroach upon the periphery of the XFL's avowed legitimate games.
Among them is the extent to which the platforms and tracks of the new terminal will encroach on the footprints of the north and south towers.
"But soy farmers are currently in court disputing the designation, and a proposed oil seed plantation will encroach on the park".
Cisco's proposal has been at the center of controversy in recent months because it will encroach on one of Silicon Valley's last rural tracts, known as Coyote Valley.
Dime bag or nug, I'll lie on the carpet And smoke my spliff, or in sooth just a roach, For Anne is full vexed: "Lay off, please, stop it!" One whiff of ganj and anon she'll encroach.
Oddly enough, the Pacific, as an organizing principle in world military affairs, will also encroach upon Africa.
It will also encroach on Google's territory by providing Android users with a new way to buy apps that cuts Google out of the equation.
No matter how fervently children cling to the belief that fairies yet linger in the backyard, fireflies are really fallen stars and stuffed animals can talk, absolutely, the adult world (with its tedium, stresses and need for matched socks) will slowly encroach on theirs.
