Sentence examples for native resources from inspiring English sources

It takes a prudent one to recognize and encourage the native resources beneath his feet.

But neither the new leadership nor the distinctive native resources are enough.

"Remote solar arrays destroy all native resources on site, and have indirect and irreversible impacts on surrounding wildernesses," Mr. Frewin wrote.

The English brutalist architect Peter Smithson described Charles Eames as "a natural Californian Man, using his native resources and know-how – of the film-making, the aircraft and the advertising industries – as others drink water; that is almost without thinking".

Texas is fortunate in having a bountiful supply of ethnic groups influencing its foodways, and Texas food is the perfect metaphor for the blending of diverse cultures and native resources.

In his "Letters on Landscape Painting," addressing the many artists who had asked that they be taken on as pupils, Durand wrote, "Why should not the American landscape painter, in accordance with the principle of self-government, boldly originate a high and independent style, based on his native resources?" If landscape was the dominant American motif of the 19th century, it remains vital today.

"Deer are a public resource, a native resource that should be protected," Mr. Joiner said.

They can be interpreted as wrappers of native resource APIs or uniform APIs, like OpenStack.

California nursing a native industry and harnessing an abundantly native resource, the sun, is likely to push greater demand for the skills, technologies and workforce needed to future-proof much of the world.

This applies not only in areas with plentiful woodlands or forests, but also in more marginal island environments where limited native wood resources are available.

The new video, posted on Wednesday night, has only further enraged tribal leaders who recently called on law enforcement officials to protect native cultural resources at the refuge and to criminally prosecute the militiamen.