Sentence examples for a relatively capricious group from inspiring English sources

Some bankers were also troubled by the huge demand from individual investors, a relatively capricious group.

"A relatively small group need high care costs.

The Milky Way would appear relatively isolated: the second-largest member of a relatively small group of galaxies.

It used to be a relatively small group.

Numbers wise, the LGBTQ Native American community is a relatively small group.

A relatively small group has hijacked the religion of one and a half billion Muslims.

Lean is a relatively new grassroots lobby group within Labor.

And relatively few Protestant groups take so extreme an approach.

In marmosets, for instance, a primate with orientation maps, a capricious expression of ODC has been reported (similar to squirrel monkeys, see Adams and Horton 2003).

Bilirubin (BR) tends to be a more capricious ligand than BV, due to the ease of oxidation at flexible meso-position linking the two dipyrromethene groups.

"Redstone bought [Viacom] when he was essentially a stock speculator running a group of movie theaters," said one former employee, who recalled Redstone as pugnacious and even capricious, except that nothing shook his focus on share price.