Colonisation used in a sentence

Colonisation in a sentence as a noun

I am not implying that colonisation did not take a terrible toll on the colonised.

He’s talking about colonisation, so that’s a bit of a different topic.

Deep underwater colonisation hasn't been properly tried yet and we are thinking of Mercury and Mars.

Nevertheless, the era of colonisation has left a legacy.

One consideration, is that prolonging human life into 100s of years would be very useful for colonisation of space.

Personally i call last 10 years: era of Internet colonisation.

And reading descriptions of say, the Americas before European colonisation, meat was plenty despite industrial breeding, or any breeding at all.

Or for Europe: colonisation might be past, but that doesn't mean that old colonial powers don't interfere constantly in their old colonies, pushing specific politics and politicians.

Deep underwater colonisation may be harder to accomplish:> Outer space has -15 psi, extreme temperature swings, and occasional micrometeorite impacts.

I hazard a guess, that colonisation and western homogenisation has largely overwritten the local notion of time with the western model, amidst the vast majority of the population.

My state had a planned colonisation by free settlers attracted to civil and religious freedom and the promise of owning their own land which probably had more in common with somewhere like New Zealand than the penal colonies to the east.

It would have been possible to set up fairly small colonisation groups that were mostly if not entirely self-sufficient and thus didn't need to find economically sustainable products to sell to the home country in trade for vital supplies.

Your analogy is twisted as without allowing this procedure to take place we will still have more people than we need to continue the human race [of course if we need more people in the future for colonisation of other planets, or whatever, then the argument may well change].