Sentence examples similar to a grouping of groups from inspiring English sources

In a new report published with risk intelligence firm Flashpoint, Klijnsma has exposed the inner workings of the hackers — a group of groups, rather than a single entity — all with different modus operandi and targets, which he described as a "thriving criminal underworld that has operated in the shadows for years".

The same applies to the worldwide distribution of deciduous forests, which forms a group of object groups or, at a finer level of granularity, even a group of groups of cell clusters.

Meet the Magecart hackers, a persistent credit card skimmer group of groups you've never heard of.

Any event that degrades, mocks, or marginalizes a group or groups of people is completely unacceptable".

A group of ad groups is called a campaign.

In February, a group of civic groups submitted suggestions for rewording a section of the law.

The Groups tool allows a group of students to collaborate on group projects and assignments.

It probably had a quadriga group or a group of statues on the attic.

The army attacked a group of Palestinians and a group of Israelis came to protect them.

The initial contact is quick: a group of men approached a group of women at 6 15.

One typology that is crystallising so far looks like this: a group of "ethical" hunters; a group outside this; and a group of professional hunters.