Sentence examples for colonial settings from inspiring English sources
Confusion reigned in colonial settings because of the similarity of causes implied during outbreaks of yellow fever, cholera, plague, typhus, and typhoid fever.
This research offers important lessons to assist other services collaborating in post-colonial settings to offer treatment pathways for vulnerable populations.
With the rise of self-publishing, there were great expectations for an explosion of non traditional romance novels: more pirates, more Colonial American settings, more locations other than England.
In place of a "virgin soil" fostering the spread of TB in a previously naive population, we propose that increased TB mortality in Africa was driven by the introduction of European strains of M. tuberculosis alongside expansion of selected indigenous strains having biological characteristics that carry a fitness benefit in the urbanized settings of post-colonial Africa.
Built from the fortunes made in the silver mines to the north, Querétaro's graceful plazas and baroque chapels, preserved in much of their original splendor, were settings for the rise and fall of colonial power in Mexico.
More than 250 properties, from 17th-century Colonial manors to present-day houses in both urban and rural settings, are open for visits.
In some settings in Africa, the provider role for men has been linked to colonial intervention and especially the measures instituted to extract cheap labour for mines and farms (26, 30, 50, 51) which consolidated the cash economy while simultaneously restricting access to the cash to men.
Included are settings of "The Song of Songs" by the Renaissance composers Dunstable, Praetorius and Palestrina, the Colonial American composers William Billings and the contemporary Israeli composer Yehezkel Braun.
Colonial means would serve post-colonial ends.
