Sentence examples for colonisation came from inspiring English sources

All vec alleles increasing the degree of colonisation came from ecotype L er. vec1, vec2 and vec3 were recessive, vec4 showed intermediate inheritance (Table 2).

With New World colonisation, however, came a war on wolves: an estimated 2 million were killed in the last 30 years of the 19th century, mostly by strychnine poisoning, some by the deliberate lacing of carcasses with mange.

As Murray Chapman, Clinical Director of Kimberley Mental Health and Drug Service, wrote about the suicides in his area: "... prior to colonisation and all that came with it, suicide appears to have been unknown in traditional Indigenous society.

They'd adopted the syncopations and beat patterns from the countries that came under colonisation but there was a troublemaking streak.

The tumult in Angola came from the effects of colonisation, followed by bitter civil wars.

This was the first colonisation of an Arab country since the days of the Crusades and it came as a great shock to the Arab nation.

Although all isolates studied in this collection came from clinical samples, no data is available on whether these represent colonisation or true infection, nor regarding treatment and outcomes.

However, the field that came to be described as 'international health' had its roots in the period of colonisation, war and increasing migration and trade at the end of the nineteenth century.

Yolgu people from Arnhem Land were engaging in international trade long before colonisation: the Macassan people would come from Indonesia to trade cloth, tobacco, rice and knives for sea cucumbers that were valued for medicinal purposes.

Even though we're a democratic country now, most of the bad habits that come from our colonisation are [still] present in our society.

First, is something I have come to call "passive colonisation".