Sentences with phrase «tribal warfare in»
The end of tribal warfare in communities neighboring rivers and the introduction of modern fishing gear were identified as the main causes of intensified turtle harvesting.
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Based on a true story, this drama from Kenya reflects on the legacy of colonialism and tribal warfare in a nation trying to get its feet on the ground.
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Tribal warfare went on 3 - 4,000 + years ago long before there were any «nations» in that area.
We are able to talk only about the types of religious visions which today can minimize the damages of tribal warfare between religious forces, or of brainwashing or mind control in the intense groups.
(b) Tribal warfare was a normal state of affairs (I Samuel 14:47 - 52) just as business competition is in our day.
He was not the only divine reality but he was their god who revealed himself particularly in wonderful acts, such as earthquakes, storms, tribal warfare, and the like.
The individuals conducting or leading an insurgency are usually seasoned politicians, well - versed in tribal politics and the logistics of small - scale violence and regional warfare.
A theory of tribal violence is presented showing how homicide, revenge, kinship obligations, and warfare are linked and why reproductive variables must be included in explanations of tribal violence and warfare.
Professor Murray's research has been in a wide spectrum of areas, just a few of which are animal coat pattern formation, the spread and control of rabies, the mechanical theory of morphogenesis, brain tumour growth and control, marital interaction and divorce prediction, the benefits of cannibalism, bovine tuberculosis, wound healing and justifying tribal warfare.
We're caught up in a kind of tribal warfare we don't understand.
In Black Panther, the incursion of dangerous new forces incites tribal warfare — the Wakandan people turned against one another, small differences rupturing a nation.
Will this be that something he has always been looking for, and do they really have lions chasing zebras down the main roads, tribal warfare around every corner, and all live in little mud huts?
«From the Kung in the Kalahari to the Inuit in the Arctic and the aborigines in Australia, two - thirds of modern hunter - gatherers are in a state of almost constant tribal warfare, and nearly 90 % go to war at least once a year.»