Sentence examples for shared native from inspiring English sources

When Falcone began to address him in Sicilian with the words "I would like to ask you …", the gangster stopped him and insisted on speaking only in Italian rather then their shared native language.

Meanwhile, the similarity between STBG and YBV was high for the presence of shared native sapling species (S s : 75%; Table 3), but not in terms of their quantity of shared native sapling species (IS mo : 49%; Table 3).

To contrast the proportions of species syndromes between the Azores and the two mainland floras, we excluded endemic and introduced species from the analysis, using only shared native species.

That the structures all shared native-like topology, yet diverged into either more or less native-like structures depending on which side of the transition state they occupied on the unfolding trajectory, indicates that topology alone does not dictate protein folding.

That led to a quick shift from people and businesses on Facebook sharing links out to YouTube to them sharing native Facebook videos because they're easier to watch on Facebook, so more people engage with them, so the feed shows them to more people.

While Hina works to share native Hawaiian values which stress unconditional love and respect for all, sometimes her husband's petulance can really get on her nerves.

Not all the employees share native-place connections with their employers.

H1.1: In the workplace, those who share native-place ties with their employer are usually more content with the employer's domination and thus have a higher level of organizational commitment compared to their co-workers.

Thanksgiving is an occasion centred around celebrating a feast shared between native Americans and pilgrims who had arrived in the New World from Plymouth in 1621.

The Court's findings were intended to solidify the federal government's rights to the land without respect for how this ownership could and should be shared with Native rights to the land space.

They also estimated that North American and South American populations split between 12,000 and 15,000 years ago, and that there was "evidence of subsequent migrations after the additional wave" -- including the DNA shared with native peoples in Australia and Micronesia.