Sentence examples for between one group of from inspiring English sources

Welby told BBC2's Newsnight on Monday: "This is not a difference between one group of people with a hard line of doctrine and another group of people who are saying we have got to be compassionate.

In many ways, family is a collection of disputed memories between one group of people over a lifetime.

There is no place in our society for this sort of division between one group of people and another.

The two scientists wanted to create chemical bonds between one group of atoms, called bromocarbonyls, and another group, known as aldehydes.

"This is not a difference between one group of people with a hard line of doctrine and another group who are saying we have got to be compassionate... It's actually saying 'how are we compassionate?'" Welby said on BBC Newsnight.

Supposedly, the health care debate is between one group of people who make fortunes via the insanely profitable insurance and pharmaceutical industries and another group of people who want to make sure everybody in American has access to "affordable' health care.

Phylogenetic analysis of the aligned sequences using the tri5 sequence of Fusarium pseudograminearum as an outgroup revealed clear separation between one group consisting of F. poae and F. kyushuense and another consisting of F. sporotrichioides and F. langsethiae.

We investigated the overall clinical course of the patients and compared the differences between one group with normalization of total bilirubin (recovery group) and the other group without normalization (non-recovery group).

Survey data are based on a between-groups design: one group of respondents experiencing a local supply chain, while the other a global one.

Although no differences in cortisol secretion were found post-CRH infusion between groups, one group of children differed significantly and in the unexpected direction with regard to their subsequent ACTH levels.

The Collembola community differed significantly between seasons with one group of taxa being more common in autumn and/or winter (Acanthomurus spp., cf. Tomocerura spp., Paronellidae, Lasofinius spp., Polykatianna cf. aurea, Parakatianna spp., Sminthurinus spp. and Katianna spp).