Use "colonisation" in a sentence
colonisation example sentences
colonisation
1. The catastrophes and failures of colonisation, the disastrous experiments with star drives, all those terrible bug hunts on far away worlds, we survived them all and gave the stars to you, and for what? Thanks? The only thing your masters ever worried about was whether there were enough conditioned and dedicated Barcs available to do the dirty work
2. There are traces of a Minoan settlement and public baths here which are signs the Dorini area has been chosen for settlement since the very early days of colonisation
3. I knew that joining the Colonisation Program often resulted in instant promotions, one of their incentives, and I desperately wanted something more challenging than acting as a bus service for two-hundred ton cargo canisters
4. “No, the Colonisation Program was suspended
5. Flights into orbit continue and we still service Mars colony and the Galilean mining operations, but now only probes ever go further, manned exploration or colonisation missions are deemed too expensive and a waste of resources
6. Yep, the letters match the ones used by the colonisation program
7. “Weren’t there meant to four colonisation ships?” asked Phil
8. He dropped the overalls the rest of way and stepped out of them leaving himself in just the all-in-one cotton undergarment that was standard issue in the colonisation program
9. “Kill us all, stop the mission succeeding, anything she has to, in order to stop the colonisation program
10. The Olympian, the last of the colonisation vessels, landed almost a kilometre away three months later
11. He suddenly realised that he had no idea how long it would take to get a reply, and if the colonisation program really had ceased, was the machine on Earth that was paired to this one still active? The technology relied on a pair of machines, each with one half of a pair of quantum particles, locked together regardless of distance
12. Why did the signature have the suffix “Corporate Communications”? It was bad enough that the Colonisation Program was no more, but why was interstellar communication being handled by a public relations department? He could only guess at what must have changed back home for ESA to handle things in that way
13. No government that supports space exploration, mining and colonisation is going to win elections anymore
14. The colonisation project had been planned with the expectation of sending several waves of ships, each one adding equipment, personnel and supplies
15. An adversarial race, equal in technological terms to their own future selves, had appropriated an already prosperous (albeit troubled) planet to suit an ideological goal: a kind of utopia; the foundation for, perhaps, a colonisation
16. It has been a well-kept secret – the true p1ans for colonisation
17. mainland—On colonisation from the nearest source with subsequent
18. Among them there are exiles of all kinds, some condemned to hard labour, others to labour in the mines, others to simple colonisation
