Sentence examples for a colonisation of from inspiring English sources

So is this a sort of Broadway Tea Party, a colonisation of New York theatre by invading Brits?

Human rights are often defined by so-called traditionalists, and sometimes governments, as a western invention, a colonisation of the mind.

"It's really effective, which is why estate agents love coffee," says Rhys-Taylor, who calls it "a colonisation of urban space by way of the flat white".

But while the eyes of the world are on Gaza, there is a tightening of Israel's occupation in the West Bank (including East Jerusalem) through the creation of a "matrix of control" which to all intents and purposes looks like a colonisation of Palestinian lands.

Based on our conservative divergence time estimates we reject the possibility of an ancestral Mascarene phasmid arriving in Mauritius and instead propose the scenario of a colonisation of either Nazareth Bank or St. Brandon with subsequent radiation and dispersal towards the much younger Mauritius.

The perineum was not screened in HCWs, so if this association is true then Aus2/3-EMRSA colonisation of HCWs may have been underestimated.

He voiced fears of an "invasion" by the Chinese and a subsequent colonisation of Africa.

Data from the PIOC experiment also showed that, relatively to feeding a MR, feeding BC is associated with a lower colonisation of E. coli in the intestinal tissue after inoculation with ETEC F18.

Within the Pyrenean Leptodirini, there was a single colonisation of the subterranean environment in the Early Miocene, leading to a radiation of more than 140 subterranean species distributed through the chain [ 20].

Various agricultural schemes were floated, including, in the 1820s, a crackpot colonisation of Hawaii.

Robinson's Mars trilogy (1993-96) mapped out a future colonisation of Mars so detailed and convincing that later fictionalisations covering the same territory almost inevitably feel thin.