Sentence examples for bulk of native from inspiring English sources

Üligers, orally transmitted epic stories in verse, form the bulk of native literary expression.

But most illegal immigrants lack the skills to compete with the bulk of native workers, according to research by Giovanni Peri, Chad Sparber and others.

It is the inverse to the so-called Beckham Law in the United States, where the celebrity signing for the Los Angeles Galaxy gets 10 times — or more — what the bulk of native Americans are paid in Major League Soccer.

Acacia erioloba, A. karroo and A. mellifera made up the bulk of native species used followed by Parkinsonia africana and Searsia lancea.

This variety - which is easy to grow, store and transport - accounts for the bulk of our native crop.

The gradual winding down of the movement has left the bulk of the native Kashmiri fighters in a state of suspended animation.

Interestingly, a heat-treatment step during the purification protocol, which precipitated the bulk of the native E. coli proteins, did not damage the scaffoldin even though two of the cohesin modules, which account for half of the cohesins in the chimaeric scaffoldin (that is, A. cellulolyticus and B. cellulosolvens) were of mesophilic origin.

One phrase from ealier in the novel resonates: "I cannot but conclude that the Bulk of your Natives, to be the most pernicious Race of little odious Vermin that Nature ever suffered to crawl upon the Surface of the Earth".

He also gets to discuss the condition of Europe with the King, who concludes with Swiftian venom that "the bulk of your natives [are] the most pernicious race of odious little vermin that Nature ever suffered to crawl upon the surface of the earth".

The bulk of the natives rejected the proposal: they did not accept that Cisneros should remain in power, even under a different title.

Replicate samples of bulk sediment, native and transplanted saplings were made haphazardly over an area of 10 m2 and care was taken that replicates from a given treatment were not clustered together so as to avoid pseudo-replication.