Sentence examples for between small groups of from inspiring English sources

Running battles between small groups of protesters and police continued after sunset, damaging several vehicles.

Several more police vans arrived and over the next two hours there were a series of clashes between small groups of protesters and police in the surrounding streets.

Most classic novels in the western canon are examinations of the human psyche, or the relationships between small groups of people and their societies.

Dividers were installed between small groups of seats in the rows nearest the stage, and the new designation of "the stalls" was given to this area.

Anyway, although a global deal may have been lost, regional ones between small groups of countries are doing the job at twice the speed and with half the fuss.

Large numbers of police officers took up positions around the capital here on Wednesday in an attempt to end six days of running street battles between small groups of pro- and antigovernment protesters.

This is different than a lot of the current Twitter video offerings out there in that it has a main focus on messaging between smaller groups of people rather than the public, though you can do that too.

These nodes were not only housed between fascicles, but also between smaller groups of smooth muscle cells.

But there is a world of difference between sending small groups of astronauts to a lunar base for months at a time, as Mr Bush envisioned, and having tens of thousands of people living permanently on the moon, as Mr Gingrich envisions.Sending half-a-dozen people to the moon might be done for less than $100 billion.

This approach allowed us to observe significant differences between relatively small groups of patients with different forms of UTI, indicating that the patient material is informative.

Four studies used categorical age comparisons between relatively small groups of children and adolescents and adults.