Sentence examples for annual settler from inspiring English sources

But even those who strongly favor a complete freeze acknowledge that the annual settler growth rates of 5 and 6percentt owe a great deal to these two towns that have little to do with the broader settler enterprise.

Writing in 1781, William Black observed: I am induced by various considerations to believe that whatever share of smallpox mortality takes place in London amongst persons turned of twenty years of age, is almost solely confined to the new annual settlers or recruits, who are necessary to repair the waste of London, and the majority of whom arrive in the capital from twenty to forty years of age.

But the settlers' annual population growth, at 5.6percentt, far outstrips the Israeli average of 1.8percentt, and Palestinians have complained that even natural growth cannot account for such a disparity.

Fire is pervasive in natural grasslands early settlers of the North American grasslands, for example, recorded spectacular annual fires and beneficial in that a fire recycles nutrients bound in dead plants into the soil for use by living plants.

And in Jerusalem in July, an ultra-Orthodox settler from the West Bank stabbed six people participating in the city's annual Pride event, killing one.

By 1645 settlers in Canada and Acadia were producing provisions for the fur traders and the annual ships.

Herders said that as new settlers started settling in the south they cultivated part of herders' Tsamdro land and paid annual rents in kind.

Las Casas committed himself to producing 15,000 ducats of annual revenue, increasing to 60,000 after ten years, and to erecting three Christian towns of at least 40 settlers each.

The settler laughed.

The settler movement is central.

This weekend the high point of Acadian culture — the annual Acadian Festival, now in its 30th year — will feature dancing in the streets and a re-enactment of the settlers' first landing in canoes and flat-bottomed boats.