How to pronounce “invasive”(adj) in English

What two invasive plants does the state spend money trying to eradicate?

But it's too invasive to go back in and remove it.

She feels that certain invasive species can be removed, must be removed, in order to preserve the much rarer species that will go extinct if they're not removed.

I'm curious about-- besides domesticated and invasive species, what kind of animals or species are benefiting from human impact?

We've have a few invasive plants that have turned into excellent honey producers, Purple loosestrife and Japanese knotweed.

So it's become non-invasive.

producing food made out of invasive species, which is, and producing them as kind of ethnic

And often we try and plant what's local because we're scared of invasive species.

Everyone's familiar with this, the problem of invasive species.

And it's partly to do with a lot of small-talk topics are too invasive of someone's shell.

and what we might have thought of previously, invasive ways.

The United States has been the last nation in the world to allow chimpanzees to be used in invasive experiments.

And I-- It's invasive.

in this picture are-- as animals, we are an invasive species.

That as you probably know doesn't really work very well and plus surgery is really invasive.

The Icelandic state cannot take on any further debt whatsoever, so this is very invasive type of debt covenance, if you will.

In my own field, we declare a war on invasive species, as if we could ever sort of fully take care of these problems which are actually just generalized risks rather than specific

Jesse Nichols: When I signed up for an account, it was fairly non-invasive.

food stuffs, for many reasons because there's a very intense connection between rhetoric around invasive species and rhetoric around race.

And the density and the reach of the invasive, minute prescriptions is breathtaking.

There's a certain point where, if it gets invasive enough, it kind of freaks me out.

I mean, there isn't really any intact ecosystem anywhere in America as they would have existed 300 years ago because of invasive species

So, as an invasive species, it's...

And almost always, you had to go and give blood; so it was invasive.

A little invasive.

spectrum, the long history of government regulation in allocating frequencies and requiring that licensees act in the public interest, and the invasive nature of the medium.

It seems utterly absurd when you have a closed ecosystem and you add or remove something that's invasive, you don't know what the effects

Well, because of the invasive fennel.

As for us right now, well, we're busy frantically trying to know everything and anything, no matter how garish invasive or better left

so i had pre research the restoration so that when we dug the hole we done it in a way that was the least invasive as