Sentence examples for but a large group from inspiring English sources

But a large group — 41percentt — says there is no difference between the two parties.

But a large group of people in rich countries does suffer from nutritional deficiencies: the elderly.

I had taken her aside to protect her privacy, but a large group of women suddenly approached.

But a large group of the passengers were simply forgotten, and they languished in county jails and detention facilities for the next three and a half years.

Economists warned that long-term unemployment could be transformed in the next few years into structural unemployment, meaning that the problem is not just too few jobs and too many job seekers, but a large group of workers who no longer match employers' needs or are no longer considered employable.

When the colonists suffered their first casualty, Asa Pollard of Billerica, a young private killed by cannon fire, Prescott gave orders to bury the man quickly and quietly, but a large group of men gave him a solemn funeral instead, with several deserting shortly thereafter.

But on a large group of patients, these drugs have no effect whatsoever.

And when extraordinary things are done in unison, not just by one eccentric but by a large group, the effect is amplified.

But in a large group that expresses the hard modernist core of his genius, the dancers wear only stylized versions of practice dress in black and white.

But suppose a large group of, say, thieves makes its way into this community.

But now a large group of faculty members are from other universities both at home and abroad.