Examples of 'colonising' in a sentence
Meaning of "colonising"
colonise (verb): The act of establishing control over a territory, region, or group of people by settling and imposing the authority of a colonizing power. Colonization often involves exploiting resources, displacing indigenous populations, and implementing political and economic systems of the colonizer
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- present participle of colonise
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They believe colonising the planets is a mistake.
Expand our territory and keep colonising.
Portugal has been a colonising power only in name.
Colonising another planet might sound like science fiction.
Humans could begin colonising the universe.
Now colonising the world wide.
Hedgehogs have been successful in colonising suburban environments.
We have been colonising other planets for a thousand million years.
Their central goal is the colonising of space.
Mankind is colonising space at a fantastic rate.
Slow growth rate also affected colonising ability.
I found it colonising poplar trees.
This is the process of colonising.
It is adept at colonising disturbed sites.
This is another way of colonising.
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A company colonising space.
This is the opposite of colonising.
Colonising the net.
Progressive rock was now colonising the outer limits.
Colonising the future.
Europe is presently in the grip of a colonising settlement by overseas peoples.
He described a vision of humans not only visiting but eventually colonising space.
He stressed on the importance of colonising other planets in the past as well.
The contemporary global economy is based on the reinvention of the colonising project.
It is especially well adapted to colonising gaps and crevices in rocks and stones.
Fauna such as woodpeckers and willow warblers are colonising this site.
The regrettable behaviour of the colonising power contributed to this state of affairs.
The bacterial strain is capable of partially or totally colonising the intestine.
A colonising approach can never demonstrate the kind of power which is found in the gospel.
Salicornia and other annuals colonising mud and sand.
It works by colonising pyrrhotite particles with bacteria that can remove nitrogen from wastewater.
It is the result of colonising.
Fanon argues that a colonising nation can not free itself while holding down another.
It provided a justification for assimilating minorities and for colonising other peoples.
We are not colonising Mars any time soon.
Ragweed is a pioneer plant which is well adapted to colonising newly disturbed ground.
Nature succeeds in colonising Neptune where sentient life fails.
But one fish comes from the ocean intent on colonising these streams.
Plateau Team proposes colonising the roofs of existing buildings.
It also prevents bacteria in the intestines from migrating up and colonising the stomach.
We would be colonising space now if it had not been for the Dark Ages.
Endophytes may benefit host plants by preventing pathogenic organism from colonising them.
These atypical mycobacteria can be present as colonising organisms without necessarily causing disease.
What is also included in the Viking phenomenon is an expansion in a colonising goal.
They were one of the first colonising races in our Galaxy.
Colonising Mars is perhaps the only answer for the human race to survive.
In particular preferred embodiments the microorganism is capable of colonising a wound and delaying wound healing.
Man in the colonising of the New World.
Spain had little success in colonising Dominica.
Colonising the Catlins.
