Sentence examples for native efforts from inspiring English sources

American Indian and Alaska Native efforts to keep children in their families, communities and tribal nations have created an Indian Child Welfare perspective that is vital to understanding disparities and disproportionalities in child welfare.

Although brands are becoming increasingly creative in their native efforts, consumers are following suit as they have become more capable than ever of spotting out an ad.

The involvement in the Underground Railroad of abolitionist Quakers living in northern Brookhaven has been widely documented, but Ms. Revis and Mr. Green said that the Setalcott stories that were passed orally from one generation to the next likewise tell of Native Americans' efforts.

Ireland coach Phil Simmons described Rankin's decision as a "damaging blow", while paying tribute to the Bready native's efforts.

Under the guidance of Mayer, it has refocused its product vision, purchased talent at a rapid rate, and expanded its native content efforts.

Because it was just a targeting layer on top of existing ad networks that it had to split revenue with, margins weren't high enough so Facebook paused it to focus on its native monetization efforts.

He details Native American efforts in the 19th and 20th centuries to prevent defoliation and industrial practices such as surface mining.

Singer often stripped much of the metaphysics and verbal density out of his native-language efforts, leaving a simpler mix of the imaginative and the quotidian, the carnal and the concrete, that he felt would appeal to the tastes of English-language readers.

And the category is easy for newcomers to break into with a good ranking, as well – just see the new CNN Politics app (#3) or theSkimm's first native mobile effort (#5), for instance.

GIBSON, ALTHEA With two stadiums named for worthy transplanted New Yorkers, Ashe and Armstrong, why not rename the Grandstand for a native daughter whose efforts were heroic and historic: Althea Gibson?

Introduced tamarisks provide shade around some of the springs and in the inhabited areas at Furnace Creek, but, because they crowd out native vegetation, eradication efforts are ongoing.