Sentence examples for which were indigenous from inspiring English sources

SNAICC deputy chief executive officer, Emma Sydenham, said the decision to scrap the Budget Based Fund, a top-up for those services that couldn't cover their costs with fees or individual child subsidies, 80% of which were Indigenous, may force centres to close.

There were the small, sporty cars made by Standard Motor Products, which were indigenous versions of a British Standard-Triumph, and the bulbous Hindustan Ambassador, a copy of a 1956 Morris Oxford III that is still favored by many government officials.

In total, we identified 44 tree/shrub species, 24 of which were indigenous and the rest exotic.

Packed-columns and stirred batch reactors contained crushed Äspö granodiorite, artificial groundwater mimicking that from Äspö Underground Research Laboratory (URL), and combinations of three types of subsurface chemolithotrophic bacteria, two of which were indigenous to the Äspö rocks.

They smoked cannabis, which is indigenous to Central Asia.

A third tray contained bite-size Asian shore crabs, which are indigenous to the western Pacific.

The islands' volcanic soils are well adapted to the growth of nutmeg, which is indigenous.

Currently, the drug has to be extracted from the sweet-wormwood plant, which is indigenous to China and Vietnam.

And, the man reportedly said, producers had planted tapioca and sugar cane -- neither of which is indigenous to the island -- in the jungle for contestants to find.

The most common culprit in regional snakebite cases is a timber rattlesnake or copperhead, both of which are indigenous to New York, Mr. Boyer said.

It is made from one of the oldest grape varieties in the world, vranac, which is indigenous to the Balkan region.