Sentence examples for most of indigenous from inspiring English sources

In the manner of the Danish food movement, Danish television makes the most of indigenous materials.

Disparities are striking: stunting figures are 25.6 per cent in the Southern (where live most of indigenous people) whereas that figure is 6.9 per cent in Northern areas.

Most members of indigenous and immigrant communities in Thailand identify strongly with Thai national culture and are speakers of Thai.

Like most killings of indigenous people and environmental activists in Brazil, the crime has not been solved, but the dead man's son has little doubt who is responsible and what they were trying to achieve.

Most studies of Indigenous Australians concern those living in rural and remote regions.

An estimate of the ethnic composition of their clinic population was provided by 18 clinics: 10 reported seeing a majority of Caucasian children; three clinics reported that children seen were most commonly of indigenous origin.

Impact has been felt across most aspects of Indigenous life, including health, education, participation in the economy, legal rights to traditional lands and resources, cultural security, and wider issues of social inclusion.

Throughout the 20th century, Turkey disallowed minority rights and destroyed most of its indigenous minority peoples.

The settlers who arrived in 1788 had wiped out most of the indigenous population, the "Aborigines", and deprived the rest of their civil rights until the 1960s.

Disease and epidemics destroyed most of the indigenous people who lived on Nantucket, but Wampanoag people survive to the present, particularly on Martha's Vineyard.

"Climate change is already here and is already affecting the lives of most of the indigenous community populations in the far north and Siberia, in various different ways," said Sulyandziga.