Sentence examples for in settled communities from inspiring English sources

Now we live in settled communities.

Roughly two-fifths of the Somali population live permanently in settled communities; the other three-fifths are nomadic pastoralists or agropastoralists.

The big news to emerge from recent archeological research concerns the time lag between "sedentism," or living in settled communities, and the adoption of agriculture.

By the mid-20th century most Inuit of the region, then a part of the Northwest Territories, had replaced their seminomadic hunting, fishing, and trapping lifestyle with a more sedentary style of living in settled communities, where dependence on government welfare support became the norm.

This is back when people around Nataruk were still living in hunter-gatherers bands, rather than in settled communities.

Far from being the only source of fruit stock in frontier Ohio, Chapman encountered stiff competition from grafted varieties that showed up almost immediately in settled communities.

Furthermore, there has been a marked increase in the number of people dropping out of the nomadic livelihood, often moving into settled communities which are heavily reliant on food aid.

The question of the prominence of ancestral worship in early settled communities and its role in societal formation has been an ongoing discussion for Andean archaeologists.

Several thousand years later, in the first settled communities that began to appear in the Middle East 15,000 years ago, people began intervening in the breeding patterns of their camp followers, turning them into the first proto-dogs.

Living in close proximity to domesticated animals led to diseases that crossed the species barrier, wreaking havoc in the densely settled communities.

Qadis (judges of the Sharīʿah) in rural and settled communities hear cases relating to marriage, divorce, and other personal status issues.