Sentence examples similar to a specialized grouping from inspiring English sources

"With a specialized group you run the risk of a specialized agenda".

The snail hunters (e.g., Scaphinotus) are a specialized group of ground beetles.

The pact could resolve investigations led by a specialized group at the Justice Department focused on mortgage securities cases.

Much of the crucial basic research behind the bulb was done by a specialized group of about 40 Lumileds scientists.

The unit, which this year created a specialized group to analyze arcane data and detect manipulation, also hired seasoned criminal investigators.

That unit also hired some seasoned criminal investigators and this year created a specialized group to detect manipulation, DealBook writes.

One is a specialized group, the Gaudi and Barcelona Club, which organizes tours in English and other languages, according to Jordan Susselman, the club's public relations director.

A specialized group of later indeed, advanced Bronze Age date near Tramore, County Waterford, is quite similar to a large group on the Isles of Scilly and Cornwall.

If the discourse is addressed to a specialized group—such as a group of philosophers or jurists or theologians the basis of agreement will be more specific.

Campers are organized into groups of three or four campers and are assigned a specialized group leader who supports them through their day.

Because the government of a developing country has very small funds to invest, a specialized group decision support system (GDSS) was designed to allow for long-term support.