Sentence examples for existing inhabitants from inspiring English sources

Israeli settlers have also been accused of violence against the existing inhabitants of the land they build on.

Archaeologists believe the inventors of agriculture migrated from their homeland in the Near East, starting about 9,500 years ago, and gradually spread across Europe, displacing the existing inhabitants or intermarrying with them.

Because it is hardly likely that the Celtic invasions of those islands began much before 500 bc or that the invaders exterminated the existing inhabitants, such a possibility cannot be denied.

The related exodus of existing inhabitants since 1960 has led to new styles of occupancy: residential and touristic land uses have emerged while the primary and secondary sectors have largely disappeared.

Divisions sometimes emerge between the existing inhabitants and new residents, sparking segregation instead of coexistence.

In core zones, access is restricted and existing inhabitants must be relocated.

Since July, 23,000 people have joined the existing 99,000 inhabitants, according to local officials.

Thus, Lefebvre (1991) argued that the complex relationship between inhabitants and existing urban spaces will lead to another evolutionary chapter within urban development patterns due to the rising public opinion and the subsequent resistance to top-down decision-making.

It's a vision of the city as existing somehow independent of its inhabitants: a city of buildings, not people; a city serenely, joyously inhuman.

An enemy lays waste a country by fire and sword, and destroys or carries away nearly all the moveable wealth existing in it: all the inhabitants are ruined, and yet in a few years after, everything is much as it was before".

Battles for imperial survival had to be fought both with the native inhabitants and with already existing settlers – usually of French or Dutch origin.