Sentence examples for remote reservations from inspiring English sources

Poverty, diet and a decades-long lack of access to good care on remote reservations compound the problem.

As Afrikaner governments pushed blacks into townships outside of cities or onto remote reservations, slivers of land far from their fertile farming grounds, young black men turned to work that took them farther from home, in mining and other industries that relied on migrant labor.

Engineers can reprogram and perform maintenance without having to trek to remote reservations.

Residents are growing angry and frustrated, especially on remote reservations whose tribes have no casino revenues.

Most U.S. history textbooks acknowledge the devastation of America's indigenous peoples, the forced relocations and exploitation that left tribes corralled on remote reservations, mired in poverty.

Like many Indian stations, KUYI serves a remote reservation.

Her 2015 debut, Songs My Brothers Taught Me, was shot among the Lakota Sioux tribe in a remote reservation in South Dakota.

Perched over the Grand Canyon close to a mile above the Colorado River, a massive, multimillion-dollar glass walkway will soon open for business as the centerpiece of a struggling Indian tribe's plan to lure tourists to its remote reservation.

But the Crow Tribe, on a vast and remote reservation here in the grasslands of the northern Plains, and the Lummi Nation, nearly a thousand miles to the west on a sliver of shoreline along the Salish Sea in Washington state, have both become unlikely pieces of the machinery that serves the global demand for electricity — and that connection has put them in bitter conflict.

A case in point is the Tribal Digital Village, a high-speed network linking 14 remote Indian reservations spread across 250 square miles of mountains and valleys in San Diego County, Calif.

A devout Catholic, Keating became a heavy donor to charity when he moved to Phoenix, donating $100,000 to the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, more than $1 million to Covenant House, and another more than $1 million to Mother Teresa's operations, including lending her his helicopter when she was in Arizona so that she could visit remote Indian reservations in the state.