Sentence examples for single indigenous from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is not a single "Indigenous view" and it's patronising of white people to suggest there is – as if there is a single "white view".

In a country like the United States, where not a single indigenous case of mad cow disease has yet been detected in cattle of any age, such blanket testing is probably overkill.

There is, in short, no single Indigenous knowledge 'theory' that might be analogous with Western knowledge and thought.

"I did not see a single indigenous person among all the state and federal officials I met during my visit.

Since NSW introduced this service 15 years ago, there hasn't been a single Indigenous death in custody.

I did not see a single indigenous person among all the many state and federal officials I met during my visit.

And while bar owners claim they welcome anyone over the age of 18, they really cater for a single group: Indigenous drinkers.

Fourth, the sample while relatively large, provided low numbers in sub-groups for some comparisons (e.g. single women, Indigenous women).

The Queensland government has been denounced for a bidding process for a new mine that took place in a single day, denying Indigenous people a stake in developing a rich bauxite deposit, the Australian reports.

In the scandal, which became known as Brunellogate, some of them were suspected of having broken a rule restricting Brunello to a single variety — the indigenous sangiovese, which is famous for its toughness and austerity, but also for its character.

Witness, botanist Joseph Banks, insisted that the obvious hole in the shield came from a "single pointed lance"; Indigenous Australians say the hole is from a musket round – more plausible, you'd have to agree, given Cook and his men shot at and wounded Gweagel that day.