Sentence examples for huge number of native from inspiring English sources

Spanish, with its huge number of native speakers and status as the official language of nearly two dozen countries (most of them non-European) as well as several major organisations running from the UN to the Antarctic Treaty, would probably be a better second choice.

Covering 554 sq miles of heath, valley, gorge, copse and pasture, it's home to England's largest remaining expanses of heather moorland – an increasingly scarce habitat that supports a huge number of native species, from butterflies, birds, mammals and reptiles to rare plants such as sphagnum moss, cotton-grass and bog rosemary.

In Australia, where huge numbers of native animals are threatened by feral cats, several jurisdictions have considered making owners place bells around cats' necks, in order to warn unsuspecting birds.

New Yorkers' nonviolence is also reflected in statistics showing that the direct attack on Manhattan last September did not inspire huge numbers of natives to fight back.

"There is a huge number of victims, in part because these Native American communities were remote and vulnerable, and in part because of a policy by the Jesuits, even though they deny it, of sending problem priests to these far-off regions," said Terry McKiernan of Bishopaccountability.org, a victims' advocacy group that tracks abuse cases.

The reliability of a protein protein docking method is dependent on the ability of the scoring function to accurately distinguish the near-native binding structures from a huge number of decoys.

Being on iOS as a native app would mean access to a huge number of users that it wouldn't otherwise be able to attract, which in turn means more data it can mine to improve its maps product.

A huge number of African slaves were imported to Brazil, in part because of the needs of the sugar industry and in part because only a small number of often intractable native peoples remained in the area.

In Turkey, a huge number of migrants.

Paris has a huge number of hotels.

One day, a huge number of British casualties come in.