Sentence examples for settlements become from inspiring English sources

"The problem is that those settlements become permanent.

Several densely populated settlements, notably the city of Catania, are found on the lower slopes, but settlements become less frequent as the height increases.

If enough buildings are built in a particular area and enough time passes, these makeshift settlements become politically impossible to demolish.

Already, Israel had forced Mr. Obama to backtrack last year on his early insistence on a temporary settlement freeze to get peace talks going — lest the settlements become a way of taking territory off the negotiating table.

It is not surprising then that during the second millennium BC, large sedentary settlements become widespread throughout the Ganges and eastern India (the plains of Orissa).

Indonesia is in the midst of a trash crisis, producing faster than it can dispose ― and the more garbage it sends to Bantar Gebang, the more permanent these landfill settlements become, with their shops, food stalls and the need for medical help, such as midwifery.

Their settlements became the fulfillment of a biblical prophecy, guided by divine will.

Improved movement The main routes to the four settlements became barriers between the surrounding Palestinian areas.

And, with time, the settlements became a matter of literal concrete facts; flimsy outposts were transformed into suburban bedroom communities with government subsidies and short commutes to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Each established his own settlement on a hill, and these settlements became the town of Kiev, named for the eldest brother, Kyi; a small stream nearby was named for their sister Lybed (Lebid).

"With the removal of the army from cities, settlements became the Palestinians' first-hand experience of the occupation," says Menachem Klein, an Israeli political scientist who served as an adviser to Ehud Barak's government.