Sentence examples for so indigenous from inspiring English sources

That is something so indigenous to New York.

Clinging improbably to the alpine peaks are mist-shrouded villages whose residents are among the area's dozen or so indigenous tribes, most with their own languages.

This was a knock-on effect of the 50 million or so indigenous deaths that resulted from the introduction of small pox to the continent by European colonialists.

There are over 1,500 known edible insect species, many which can carry pathogens, so indigenous knowledge and appropriate regulation are about more than just conservation.Longer-term issues of food security are yet to be addressed.

Quite simply, he says, "the Muslims will decide".Sabah's 48 constituencies are drawn around the state's three main ethnic groups: Malays, Chinese and Kadazandusun, a catch-all term for Sabah's 30 or so indigenous groups.

So indigenous is Hell's Kitchen's permanent food festival that "every house on my block once had its own wine presses," said Mr. Edwards, who added that the neighborhood's backyards were still bursting with red and white grape varieties once tended by Italian immigrants.

Indigenous Australians were particularly affected (RR 172.4), but so were indigenous Pacific persons in Guam (RR 3.2), Fiji (RR 4.8), Tonga (RR range 2.6 5.3), Samoa (RR 16.5), Nauru (RR 11.2), Tahiti (RR 10.9), and Hawaii (RR 4.1).

I am still left with the question that has bothered me all of my life: Why did so many indigenous people convert to the religions that came from a foreign land with a Bible in which not one indigenous tribe in the Western Hemisphere is ever mentioned?

So European, indigenous and African sources mixed.

As the environment changed, so did indigenous economic strategies.

"The cartoon points to broken families, the self-perpetuating cause of so much indigenous misery".