Sentence examples for settled life from inspiring English sources

Past failed settlement experience informs, on the one hand, and the lack of state capital to maintain and finance the settlement policies coupled with the inability of pastoralists to sustain settled life due to their poverty and lack of experience in settled life, on the other hand, make settlement as a pastoral development strategy unsustainable and unworkable.

The story also may explain why that tribe lived the nomadic rather than the settled life.

Tools and painted pottery bore witness to the beginnings of human agriculture and settled life.

They had money, houses, and parents — surely settled life would be better than life on the steppe.

There he tried to convert the Ute Indians from hunting and fishing to farming and a settled life.

But when she extols the "dull sweetness" of the settled life, she sounds as exacting as ever.

She has a desperate need for order and a settled life but can't hold down the few jobs she finds.

O'Connor's son is now a reformed character, she says, with a wife and family and a settled life.

He regarded settled life as a fixed axis against which the fluctuations of daily change could be plotted.

As was true of many ocean voyagers of the time, Mrs. Meanwell was on a passage intended to be a momentous alteration of a settled life.

The transition to fully settled life had taken place everywhere, and burgeoning populations occupied hamlets, villages, and perhaps even small towns throughout Mesoamerica, both highland and lowland.