Sentence examples for indigenous one from inspiring English sources

Speed-dialed through pages of academic theory, treatises on the history of codes from Khnumhotep II to Xerxes, vague allusions to Nazi fugitives and nostalgia for the antiglobalization riots of 1999, you can easily forget that you are in the poorest country on the continent, and a largely indigenous one at that.

The Indian diplomat likewise described the need to make the Kashmir struggle an "indigenous" one.

But it's a transplanted carnival tradition, not an indigenous one; it looks back to the West Indies.

He mentions a scene in The Secret River in which the three boys – two Indigenous, one a settler – go watersliding across the stage.

"I am in favour of building a consensus, but strongly believe that this should be a national consensus in favour of a particular form of recognition, rather than simply an Indigenous one," the letter said.

Its evocation of the outback, while as sparse and dry as the land itself, is also deft, juxtaposing the Anglo name of Kintore East with the Indigenous one of Yuendumu – and knowing that both will sound, to most of Midnight Oil's fellow coast-hugging Australians, at once cosily familiar and utterly alien.

"We're more worried about Al Qaeda infiltration from outside than the indigenous ones" one said.

The full app, priced at $4.25, will have information on 26 crops, including nine indigenous ones.

In the western part of Ethiopia, specifically in Benishangul-gumuz region (BGR), households (mainly the indigenous ones) were found to resort to depend on wild foods as a coping mechanism to overcome extremely severe poverty and food insecurity conditions (Guyu 2012).

Businesses crave Chinese workers, for want of sober indigenous ones.

Non-EU students are more likely to be postgraduates and to study science and engineering than indigenous ones.