Sentence examples for may be native from inspiring English sources

The other possibility is Ochlerotatus taeniorhynchus, a mosquito that may be native to the archipelago.

"The typhus bacterium may be native to the Americas," he said.

They may be native (overdo, waywardness), Greek (hyperbole, thesis), or Latin (supersede, pediment).

They considered the possibility that P. kernoviae may be native to New Zealand based on its relatively widespread distribution, its presence in soil in native forests or recently converted native forests, and on genetic diversity in the New Zealand population based on a limited number of isolates.

Glucose measurement can be performed in whole blood, plasma and serum and these may be native or deproteinized, or hemolyzed in the case of capillary whole blood.

All Greeny haplotypes have been found in Europe (Lambertini et al. 2012 b ), but one of them, the Greeny3-type, may be native to South Africa and introduced to the Mississippi River Delta from Europe.

Certain plants that may be found along road-allowances or on the edges of fields may not be native plants at all.

The girl who took the photograph has five siblings, which suggests that her parents may not be native Swedes.

Many flight attendants rattle off the instructions with a speed and lack of expression that make comprehension impossible, especially for passengers who may not be native speakers.

The plants may not be native, but the idea of restoring a sense of wildness to Florida echoes the thinking that has gardeners growing prairies instead of lawns in the Midwest and growing rocks and cactus in Phoenix.

As for the Taliban, whatever else they may be, they are native to Afghanistan.