Sentence examples for native developed from inspiring English sources
The controversial New Hampshire native developed an intense rivalry with Manafort, who was initially brought in to manage the campaign's delegate operation before taking over the campaign. .
In "Starfish," Peter Watts imagines a power station, located at a deep-sea vent, where physical modifications (replaced lungs, enhanced eyes) allow the workers to swim among the tube worms; some divers "go native," developing a new sensibility suited for the sea floor.
In addition to facing the widely known constraints foreign-trained scientists encounter upon returning to their native developing countries (19), Honduran KIRT graduates went back to an academic unit lacking a graduate program where to consolidate their scientific capacity.
You gain a shivering appreciation for the extraordinary skills Alaskan natives developed to survive their unforgiving winters: Clothing was light-years ahead of what Russians and Americans insisted on wearing when they first came to that part of the world.
So where does all this leave parents trying to help their own digital natives develop good study habits?
Deprived of Canopus's resources and a steady stream of a substance called SOWF (substance-of-we-feeling), the Natives develop a "Degenerative Disease" that puts the goals of the individual ahead of those of the community.
He recently observed that some Gulf Coast native sheep developed Type 2 diabetes but remain asymptomatic, a discovery that might help experts better understand the disease in humans and animals.
There is an inherent disadvantage for a 3rd party to build a second screen app, when there will be one that exists native and developed by Google.
In modern terms, the patterns and palettes that native peoples developed to differentiate one tribe from another were in effect the logos and liveries of brand franchises.
This native British Church developed in isolation from Rome under the influence of missionaries from Ireland and was centred on monasteries instead of bishoprics.
Two tribes of Native Americans developed on the peninsula's southern tip: the Tequesta lived on the eastern side and the Calusa, greater in numbers, on the western side.
