Sentence examples for settled communities from inspiring English sources
Anatolian excavations have done much to illuminate the genesis of visual arts in the earliest settled communities.
Most went to Italy and Spain not Britain, where language, climate and settled communities had far more to offer.
Only by listening to those fears can we demonstrate understanding for the difficulties settled communities experience in adjusting and move beyond the fears to secure tolerance and harmony.
Their migration has disturbed settled communities of the Asháninka indigenous group, as the tribe have stolen food, clothes and weapons from many homes.
In some areas the expansion inevitably led to conflict as the newcomers came up against settled communities; in others the indigenous inhabitants were gradually absorbed, while elsewhere sparsely inhabited, colder, and more arid mountain lands were colonized.
He argued that Labour and the left must sound less enthralled by the joys of globalisation – something Miliband has done by admitting that it did squeeze wages and disturb settled communities.
Rights groups have warned of rising tension in France over non-settled communities, after several rightwing politicians recently spoke out against illegal caravan camps, using strong language that the left said was provocative.
Residents of sparsely-settled communities travel, on average, 10 min further than residents of closely-settled communities (26.3 vs 16.9 min, p < 0.001), though this difference was not significant after controlling for town clustering.
Residents of the sparsely-settled communities travel, on average, about 10 min further than closely-settled communities (26.3 min vs 16.9 min), and these differences are about +20 min for the 75th, 90th and 95th percentiles (see Fig. 1).
The odds ratio of being prepared to travel longer for residents of sparsely-settled communities is large and statistically significant (OR 3.62, 95%% CI 1.81 7.27), compared to residents of closely-settled communities.
Like many re-settled communities, the school has faced stigma from its new neighbours, says the principal, Rasiah Jeevaratnam.
