Sentence examples for global colonisation from inspiring English sources

The next thousand or more years brought Norman French, centuries of reliance on Latin which produced thousands of loan words, the influence of the crusades, voyages of discovery, global colonisation and more as the language passed through the Middle English of Chaucer and the early modern English of Shakespeare.

Next time you read an article about America's total colonisation of global culture, it's worth considering the blip in the artistic transfer market represented by British television.

Abbott says he tried to capture "the ongoing scars of colonisation", the effects of global warming, and "the hundreds of single men I met living these terrible, substance-abusing lives in these shanty structures".

In order to tackle it we need to confront the inequalities and power dynamics that have existed since colonisation; a successful response will require entire global structures that have been based on fossil fuels to shift; the fight is against big corporations and elites that have profited for centuries off cheap, dirty energy.

At the same time, it initiated a rewriting of south-south co-operation where the takeover of communal lands that have been homes, grazing grounds and water sources for generations, by corporations – even if they are from the global south – is being recognised as a new form of colonisation.

Microbial colonisation on clinical and industrial surfaces is currently of global concern and silane based sol gel coatings are being proposed as potential solutions.

The shared experience of colonisation (Grovogui 2011) and hardship among peoples of the global South becomes the basis for mutual feelings of empathy for one another (Nel and Taylor 2013).

This information supports earlier studies from this laboratory involving enzymic digestion of the surface of living tumour cells before inoculation and demonstrates that the pulmonary colonisation capability of these mammary tumour cells can withstand global disorganisation of membrane glycoprotein structure and composition.

The overall picture that emerges from these data suggests a global increase in the mean copy number per site of Osvaldo during the colonisation process.

These pre-date their out-of-Africa colonisation of the balance of the world.

Does all culture form part of a global heritage that should be available to everyone, even after centuries of war and colonisation?