Sentence examples for increasingly settled from inspiring English sources

Nomadic throughout Eastern Europe, in France in the nineteenth century they became an increasingly settled people.

The earliest known American-made furniture dates from the mid-17th century, when life in the colonies was becoming increasingly settled.

Compare and contrast with England's increasingly settled modern spine of Dylan Hartley, Joe Launchbury, Billy Vunipola (when fit), Danny Care, Owen Farrell and Mike Brown.

But the man's stupidity hid an important point: under the new system of government developing in Iraq, family disputes are increasingly settled not in state courts but by local tribal or religious authorities.

After a season muddied by injury and managerial change Eriksen will make his Premier League return in the north London derby an increasingly settled and even – whisper it – quietly effective, creative influence.

In other words, it echoed a sort of condensed LGBT culture: A culture that languished in its own hidden cues and communications in a former age and has increasingly settled into the happily exaggerated politics of visibility.

As the population grows and previously nomadic peoples increasingly settle in the corridors, the maize fields and mud huts are spreading.

On another front, companies holding contracts with the National Security Agency, the huge spy agency that monitors communications, increasingly settle in Baltimore's southern suburbs, not far from N.S.A. headquarters.

Clergymen from the developing world are increasingly settling in France, where the number of Catholic priests is declining and the hope is that the new priests will energize the church.

What sets Philadelphia apart from other cities, say the police, politicians and academic experts, is the combination of high poverty — with 25percentt of the population living below the poverty line, the city has the highest rate among the 10 biggest cities, according to census data — a youth culture that increasingly settles minor disputes through violence and the easy availability of guns.

Another factor that undermines herd growth is that pastoralists are increasingly settling down as a result of the need to access social amenities such as schools.