Sentence examples for native uk from inspiring English sources

All of the control animals given brain material from a UK scrapie free flock (not the same flock as the source of the recipient lambs, but a native UK flock in which scrapie has never been reported) developed disease with a mean age at death of 1085 days.

Most recently, Adam returned to his native UK with his wife and two children to lead security for Europe, Middle East and Africa.

When Barsalona met her, she was working in her native UK as one of the first rock journalists, scoring early interviews with the Beatles and the Stones.

Described on the zoo's website as the only exhibit of its kind in Europe, visitors are first "gently acquainted" with native UK spiders before seeing others including the black widow and large bird-eating spiders.

This summer she crossed the Atlantic to become the first woman in such an exalted position at NBC, having cracked a similar glass ceiling when she headed up ITV News in her native UK.

In October an audit of more than 200 native UK species – including birds, bats, moths, butterflies, hares and doormice – showed that priority species have declined on average by 58% since 1970.

In the same 10-year period, the net contribution of native UK-born citizens was negative, amounting to almost £617 billion. 5. A higher proportion of all immigrants are paying students than UK-born citizens, who contribute less towards their degree.

The differences in behaviour were, however, significant mainly between native and UK dew-worms.

Grenada had been independent, though still a Commonwealth realm, since 1974 and Scoon, a native though UK-educated Grenadian, had been Governor-General since 1978.

But it's only now that Sir David Attenborough has been bestowed with the honour of having his first living species native to the UK named after him.

The species – whose Latin name is Steatoda nobilis – is not native to the UK but is thought to have arrived in 1879 via a bunch of bananas from Madeira.