Sentence examples for settlements during the from inspiring English sources

The Hohokam people abandoned most of their settlements during the period between 1350 and 1450.

From their base at Pensacola, the British employed (or otherwise persuaded) Native Americans to harass U.S. settlements during the War of 1812.

The study by the F.T.C. Bureau of Competition said 156 drug patent challenges ended in settlements during the last fiscal year, with 28 of them including both compensation in some form and an agreement to delay a generic drug.

Some plaintiffs' lawyers estimate that the church has already paid out as much as $1 billion in settlements during the past two decades, but even the more conservative estimate of $350 million by the United States Conference of Bishops is staggering enough.

Statewide, after some 82,000 of the settlement conferences were held, with many cases taken up multiple times, just 4,253 cases reached settlements during the 11-month period ending in September, according to a recent report by the chief administrator of the state courts.

They stay closer to human settlements during the most likely time of male infanticide, the mating season.

As reported by Israel's media, the level of construction in the settlements during those ten months was virtually the same as in the comparable previous period, according to the government's Central Bureau of Statistics.

However, it can be seen that the standard deviation is slightly higher for settlements during both the seasons.

As with other areas of British settlement during the 19th century, cricket emerged as the primary summer sport.

Tusculum was a Latin settlement during the early Iron Age (early 1st millennium bc) and was probably under Etruscan influence.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, an architect of the settlement movement, has argued that conceding any settlement during the conflict would reward terrorism.