Sentence examples for more than indigenous from inspiring English sources

Even before Katrina, restaurants in New Orleans offered much more than indigenous cooking.

Not only do multinationals usually pay more, and sometimes much more, than indigenous employers, but their workplace conditions in poor countries tend to be better than at local firms, even if they are often far worse than in their home country.

The traditionally dominant Spanish-descended elite gained far more than indigenous peoples and those of mixed descent.

The epidemiological transition that took place in the western world with the introduction of modern public health measures was crucial in reducing epidemic diseases and raising life expectancy, but these measures have benefited non-indigenous populations more than indigenous peoples (2).

These workshops were attended by more than 30 indigenous and non-indigenous researchers, natural resource managers, policy-makers, and representatives from government and non-governmental organizations from across Asia, Oceania, and Scandinavia.

Many studies have shown foreign-owned factories in Britain to be more productive than indigenous enterprises.

But the theory that immigrants are by nature more criminal than indigenous people is wide of the mark.

Of interest, it has also been shown that Caucasians secrete a water load more rapidly than indigenous Africans, perhaps due to a difference in renal water handling.

It is possible that Bos taurus may be more susceptible than indigenous breeds to campylobacteriosis.

National indigenous organization AIDESEP, which claims to represent more than 1,400 indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon, was even more critical.

The dispute comes at a crucial time for Brazil's more than 300 indigenous peoples.