Sentence examples for their colonizing from inspiring English sources

The American and British empires certainly claimed to be Christian at the time of their colonizing.

When hospitalized, these carriers have an increased risk of developing severe S. aureus infection caused by their colonizing strain [ 47], but mortality of S. aureus bacteremia is much lower in carriers than in noncarriers [ 48].

Its inhabitants are unapologetic in their colonizing of the neighboring counties of San Bernardino, Ventura and Orange.

This suggests that prevalent hospital-associated clonal types differ less than their colonizing counterparts in animals and humans.

Stroganov Family, wealthy Russian family of merchants, probably of Tatar origin, famous for their colonizing activities in the Urals and in Siberia in the 16th and 17th centuries.

The king might well have forbidden the Mayflower from sailing, but his secretary of state, Sir Robert Naunton, spoke to him on behalf of the religious radicals and their colonizing mission.

One thinks of the Irish and the Polish rallying around their Roman Catholicism to spite their larger, colonizing neighbors.

The terrain that rose above the bay — dry, sun-blasted hills, where cactus and scrub clung to outcroppings of barren rock — was hostile enough that Cuba's Spanish rulers had taken their time colonizing the region.

Human MDA-MET cells were selected in vivo for their bone colonizing phenotype [ 49]. 4T1 cells were used within 10 passages and less than six months after receipt.

Conversely, in the wild type, diabetes-prone BioBreeding (BB) rat, if you colonize their colons with Lactobacillus johnsonii, the risk of developing diabetes is abrogated.

American films, thanks largely to videotape, now reach every corner of the world and their images colonize the imaginations of virtually everyone -- one reason Muslim fundamentalists so hate America.