Sentence examples for broad groups the from inspiring English sources

Privately, informally, staff divide the modern class of betting-shop punter into two broad groups: the Older Gentlemen (in for the horses) and the Machine Gamblers.

The country has moved towards a bipolar system of two broad groups, the centre-right and the centre-left, in part thanks to an electoral reform in the 1990s which provided for some 75% of the seats in parliament to be elected on a first-past-the-post basis.

Heelas argued that those involved in the movement could be divided into three broad groups; the first comprised those who were completely dedicated to it and its ideals, often working in professions that furthered those goals.

The stork family contains six genera in three broad groups: the open-billed and wood storks (Mycteria and Anastomus), the giant storks (Ephippiorhynchus, Jabiru and Leptoptilos), and the "typical" storks, Ciconia.

Phylogenetic analysis of these genes reveals three broad groups, the core RR-1 and RR-2 groups plus an intermediate, long-branched group that is probably artificial.

The doctors expressed a spectrum of views on CAM, falling into three broad groups: the 'enthusiasts', the 'sceptics' and the 'undecided'undecided

The 29 activities or items in this table can be regrouped into three broader groups: The first group is made up of activities for which fewer than 10% of people required supervision or assistance (15/29 items).

We further divide each of the broad groups into the following classes: susceptible (S), infective (I), temporarily immune to all strains (T) and recovered (R).

If it's too broad, groups like the American Civil Liberties Union say the law will nail innocent parties.

Vitamin E is a family of eight natural compounds, which are divided into two broad groups, namely, the tocopherols and tocotrienols.

When compared with the broader group, the American students fell in the middle of the pack in science and did somewhat worse in math.