Sentence examples for Indigenous populace from inspiring English sources

Kane and Eva's mission is to colonise a certain familiar looking planet by landing and implanting a virus that will wipe out the indigenous populace.

The arguments were familiar: runaway immigration, overstretched public services and an overcrowded sceptred isle v the economic and social benefits of immigration, the need to attract the brightest and the best, and incidentally how useful it would be if young workers were available to pay for the pensions and health care of an ageing indigenous populace.

Avatar begins as a story of a "woke" us who sides with "them," and ends with the representatives of "us" being slaughtered in climactic battle by the indigenous populace.

It's likely the earliest gongs used among the indigenous populace had no recreational value but were simply used for making signals and sending messages.

The dam's intended propaganda value to the Portuguese was overshadowed by the adverse Mozambican public reaction to the extensive dispersal of the indigenous populace, who were forced to relocate from their homes to allow for the construction project.

When officials discovered the conspiracy that Hidalgo and other Creoles had been planning in Querétaro, the priest appealed directly to the indigenous and mestizo populace.

With one of Mexico's largest indigenous populations, Oaxaca's populace is relatively short in stature, which has perhaps contributed to residents' lack of success in baseball and other sports.

She reminds us that the wealthy and privileged members of Europe's imperial elites, foregrounded in her history, never found much difficulty in establishing friendships across the colonial divide, but the harsher aspects of empire - the repression of the great mass of the populace and the slaughter of indigenous peoples - are inevitably absent from her story.

The populace descends from Morocco's indigenous inhabitants: with the arrival of Islam in the seventh century, the mountains became fortresses of Berber ways.

Bioprospecting, however, describes the commercialization of indigenous medicines in a manner acceptable to the local populace.

Bioprospecting is the commercialization of indigenous medicines in a manner acceptable to the local populace [ 1].