Sentence examples for more permanent settlements from inspiring English sources

These advances provided more reliable sources of food and allowed for larger, more permanent settlements.

They are nomadic or seminomadic, living mostly in temporary shelters; even in the more permanent settlements, houses are widely scattered.

The dog seemingly changed little in appearance from the wolf until some 15,000 years ago, when it began to move with humans into more permanent settlements, according to Dr. Robert K. Wayne, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California at Los Angeles.

Archaeologists once thought mound building was linked to practices such as agriculture, which created food surpluses and tended to lead to more permanent settlements and more complex societies, or to extensive trade, which could also foster more prosperous societies.

15 The sampling strategy was designed to account for forced migrants living in resettlement camps and also those in more permanent settlements.

In comparison, clusters with fewer home births had higher socio-economic scores and were more permanent settlements with better living conditions.

With the large-scale production of iron implements came new patterns of more permanent settlement.

It would be up to his successor, assuming that Iran was honouring its commitments, to cajole Congress into a more permanent settlement.

"The Welsh public would like us to move onto a more permanent settlement where we are not constantly having these commissions to try and adjust the devolution settlement," she added.

However, the WeLive space could also be attractive to people just graduating from NYC universities and looking for a job, or people who are losing their lease but haven't chosen a more permanent settlement yet.

While it was likely used as a temporary camp-site, Horton Plains does not appear to have been used for more permanent settlement.