Sentence examples for changing territories from inspiring English sources

Create a series of maps with captions that outline the changing territories and their importance in understanding the history of the conflict.

Click on the Animated Atlas of African History and you can look up economic and demographic trends, violent conflicts, and changing territory names in any year between 1879 and 2002.

Costa was drawn to the project when he realized that the end of the colonial presence in Panama had created "a community in diaspora, a changing territory, and a search for identity," as well as "the feeling of belonging to a space that is more like a fable than anything real".

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Just as other disciplines involved in constructing ecologies are changing their territories, so is ecology.

Assuming large variation of territory quality, long life span, and low costs of changing the territory's location (Switzer 1993), for most young males settling in a given area, there should be future prospects of getting a territory better than the one currently occupied.

The city responded by imposing strict limits on formula exports.The demand is changing the territory's shopping environment.

Hong Kong's confidence in the future was badly damaged by the crackdown despite pledges that Beijing had no intention of changing the territory's freewheeling capitalist system.

That's prime networking, maybe even life-changing, territory.

The entire design was actually kept under lock and key and surrounded by a chain-link fence to prevent rival gang members from spray-painting their insignias on the equipment, which they seemingly did on a weekly basis to settle their ever-changing territory disputes.

Maybe those who sit in TV studios or write in newspapers and on blogs — some of them former players — are unwilling to acknowledge that changed times, changed tactical thinking and changing personnel come with the territory.