Sentence examples for whose homelands from inspiring English sources

Do they think Pacific islanders whose homelands will soon disappear beneath the rising sea have low expectations?

"It's going to be toxic forever," says Arn Keeling, a professor who studies abandoned mines in northern Canada.The Dene, the largest group of indigenous people in the territory, in whose homelands the Giant Mine sits, want the dust taken out and reprocessed into a more stable form.

Team Europe, full of players whose homelands can't stock competitive, elite-level national teams, has already faced considerable adversity.

The Hawaiian muralist, balanced atop the buoyant platform, depicts indigenous women from various sites across the world, whose homelands are often threatened by the effects of global warming. .

"Protection of people's rights and nature's rights are intrinsically linked just ask the people of the Pacific, our neighbours, whose homelands are being drowned out because of waste, pollution, consumption that they have not participated in or benefited from.

Mali's insurgents are mostly Tuaregs, a Berber people whose homeland cuts across several national borders.

Mr Odinga, an ethnic Luo, whose homeland abuts Lake Victoria in the west, got only 16%.

"The Armenians were an ancient people, whose homeland was centred in what is now eastern Turkey".

The appearance of these structures suggests the influence of the Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), whose homeland was in northern New Mexico.

(Similar reverse migrations have occurred recently among other New York immigrant populations whose homeland economies have improved, like Brazil and Ireland).

In both Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Taliban is largely comprised of Pashtuns, whose homeland was cut in half by the British.