Sentence examples for indigenous drinking from inspiring English sources

"And so it's remained almost exclusively an Indigenous drinking spot.

It depicts Maoris, New Zealand's indigenous people, drinking "large amounts of 42 Below" and "exchanging it with the white man for muskets, blankets and Hobbits". It's always the way with cutting-edge humour," says 42 Below's founder, Geoff Ross, who started the three-year-old company as a hobby while working for Saatchi & Saatchi, a giant ad agency.

The study found 50% of indigenous offenders were drinking alcohol at the time of the homicide incident compared to 19% of non-indigenous offenders.

While national data are available on the extent and nature of the Indigenous youth binge drinking problem, there is a dearth of community specific data that would allow programs to be targeted to local risk factors and harms, and to evaluate community-level interventions [ 8].

Not to forget the good stuff: the hundreds and hundreds of vials, beakers, and mason jars full of experiments in drinking vinegars, indigenous fermentations, bitters, and endless infusions.

22 In one large national survey, 20% of Indigenous Australian women reported drinking in pregnancy, 23 but population-based data, particularly from remote settings, are scarce.

In 2008, the Australian Government provided funding through a National Binge Drinking Strategy for programs designed to reduce rates of short-term risky drinking among Indigenous young people.

It is not known whether the additive effects of body fatness and alcohol intake on serum liver enzymes described in Nordic populations [ 14, 15] apply to Indigenous Australians or whether drinking combined with multiple metabolic risk factors (or metabolic syndrome) further increases risk of elevated liver enzymes.

20 National surveys show differences in drinking patterns between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian women.

The NRL in Western Australia has banned a volunteer for 12 months after he responded to a decision to cancel Australia Day fireworks by saying Indigenous Australians would "just be drinking petrol and sniffing paint like any other day".

In contrast, with sucrose in the drinking water, many indigenous microorganisms were found because CFU numbers on BHI were significantly higher than those on YPD using the same sample.