invasive in a sentence

• If not, he will have more invasive tests next week.
• Invasive cancers have spread from the epidermis into the dermis below.
• We think the plan is invasive and antithetical to civil liberties.
• The behavior she defined as invasive took place later, Sgt.
• Yet, both can be as beautiful as they are invasive.
• Another is to persuade operators to make future satellites less invasive.
• An even less invasive TMR procedure is in the experimental stages.
• They would rather go directly for the invasive, definitive test.
• Case is chagrined to see another invasive species come to California.
• The doctor favored surgery; Vezeau preferred a less invasive route.
• It's difficult to see invasive in a sentence .
• Protections from invasive security practices create opportunity for menace and harm.
• The bananas are delicious, but the plants are so invasive.
• The subjects all had invasive cancer that was resistant to chemotherapy.
• History became so invasive that I had to stick with reality.
• I suppose every invasive species has its good and bad points.
• Invasive plants begin the unraveling process of this neatly tied web.
• Anglos were more likely to have a less invasive vaginal procedure.
• They are just one of many invasive species in the state.
• Some say the explorations are invasive and border on needless plundering.
• They show the important of new treatments that are less invasive.