Sentence examples for because of the indigenous from inspiring English sources

He continued: "What's next no Anzac celebrations because of the Indigenous don't like it!

Tokaji aszu is unique not only because of the indigenous Hungarian grapes used in the blend — primarily furmint but also harslevelu, muscat blanc, zeta and koverszolo — but because of the method used to make the wine.

In the Balkans, sour milk becomes yogurt by a process of nature, because of the indigenous bacteria known as Bacilli bulgarici; in other places it has to be added.

Because of the indigenous beliefs that the pinecone tea was able to treat such a wide variety of illnesses, it appeared to us that the effects of the extract were very likely being mediated through the immune system.

That's good, because most of the indigenous tribes on Isla del Sol saw Dec. 21, 2012 as an end to capitalism, the ego, and the prejudice against the number 13, not the destruction of the earth.

However, the phenol equivalence of each honey sample in terms of its non-peroxide activity was not determined because none of the indigenous honey samples showed antibacterial activity in catalase solution.

Because 80.1 % of the indigenous communities are located in rural areas (communities of up to 15,000 inhabitants), I have also included the data for these areas.

Because of fears of the indigenous tribes, officials found it difficult to find settlers in Mexico willing to move into the territory's coastal areas, and therefore continued to allow settlers from the United States into the area with the promise of allegiance to Mexico.

And it created quite a bit of angst among the Steering Committee in general" and that " the Indigenous issue is problematic because of the quality of the Indigenous data".

Increasing concern has been raised about toxoplasmosis because of the large, indigenous feral cat population in the capital city of Doha, where most of the inhabitants live.

What I discovered dining at Bayona, Stella!, Restaurant August, Peristyle and the Bistro at the Maison de Ville will surprise no one who has been keeping up with the local restaurant scene: this remains a fabulous eating town, right up there with New York and San Francisco and maybe superior to either because of the distinctive nature of the indigenous cuisine.