encroachment

To Paul, night's encroachment was not a thing to fear.

In football terms, I think it would be called encroachment.

By 1221 the town was so successful that encroachments on the market place began.

The house was recently threatened by the encroachment of a large development in 2006.

This kind of encroachment is very common in the workplace.

Only a few companies feel safe from private label encroachment.

An uncertain movement began among them, in which some encroachment was made.

Another way would be to ask the neighbor to remove the encroachment.

Over the last 15 years, they have nonetheless come under increasing encroachment by the outside world.

It is believed that this was caused by human encroachment.

Even worse, was the possible encroachment of other European powers.

These include encroachment on the events space and removal of trees.

The problem is not just commercial encroachment; it's that virtually anything goes.

But the response now is to face off these encroachments as a united front."

We are talking about a serious encroachment on fundamental rights without any legal basis.

"In the eyes of some, the black male represents an encroachment to their authority."

What could be a more powerful encroachment of reality upon the imagination?

Apparently the local animals were used to man's encroachment on their territory.

But no one calls this an encroachment on historical borders.

There is also a huge encroachment inside the lake on Southwest side.

Additionally, the building had little land around it to prevent encroachment.

"This is a further encroachment on the acceptable boundary between them."

Its members moved west to escape encroachment by the colonists.

The encroachment of Western thought is measured in large and small gestures.

A. I don't want to suggest that encroachment is not a serious problem.