Sentence examples for indigenous motor from inspiring English sources

Never has there been a more potent sign of our indigenous motor industry's reinvention.

We should be very proud indeed of men like Head, Brawn and Newey, but amid the celebrations for the triumph of a group of engineers in Milton Keynes and their resident genius it is a mournful thought that the rise to prominence of these brilliant, world-beating racing car designers coincided so exactly with the decline and disappearance of a once-thriving indigenous motor industry.

We have reports in our office of indigenous groups going out in motor boats with a GPS to find dugongs.

But it has not been an easy gestation.Last October Tata Motors, India's biggest indigenous vehicle-maker, abandoned the $292m factory that it had built in Singur, West Bengal, to make the Nano.

Demographic pressure and urbanisation are obvious motors of change for local communities (especially indigenous populations) impacted by the resource curse, either through in site infrastructure developments or, more commonly, through migration toward booming urban areas.

That is partly because developing countries have used (and continue to use) high import duties either to protect fledgling indigenous manufacturers or to force global car firms to invest in the development of national motor industries.

"The focus of the operation was to target the economic motor of illegal mining, which is to say the financiers and the planes used to invade indigenous lands," police superintendent Alexandre Silva Saraiva told O Globo newspaper.

Indigenous, pop.

It's not indigenous.

WHERE are bluebonnets indigenous?

This is indigenous to us.