Sentence examples for certain groups of individuals from inspiring English sources

"I am increasingly troubled by orders from federal judges halting the deportation of certain groups of individuals, all of which appear to ignore the fact that each alien in question was lawfully ordered removed from the United States," Thomas Homan, the acting head of ICE, told the Times.

This data adds to the growing body of evidence supporting intensive and inclusive care for certain groups of individuals with substance use disorders during critical periods.

And look at who's historically been marginalized and how violence has been projected upon certain groups of individuals.

One that examines the range of issues involved, including "transport, CCTV, tougher sentencing, density and diversity of licensed premises, the role of security personnel, culture as a placating tool and the tendency towards violence among certain groups of individuals".

Unfortunately due to the misinformation, misunderstandings, and myths about Islam being perpetuated by certain groups of individuals many in our faith communities may knowingly or unknowingly make bigoted and hateful statements about Islam and Muslims.

However, in certain groups of individuals such as neonates, adults, pregnant women and immunosuppressed individuals, it may cause severe disease and can sometimes be fatal.

"There's a certain group of individuals … who are very competitive in terms of their credentials," Abriola continues.

In Wyclif's view, a common term gives name to a certain set of individuals only by way of the nature that it originally and directly signifies, and is common to a certain group of individuals as their own quiddity (De logica, chap. 1, p. 7).

A lot of kids want to hear, like, bangers, but there's a certain group of individuals that really feel the same energy from a darker track as they would from a trap banger.

Today's Iran is quite different and yet this idea of a certain group of individuals who did things differently from the state's paid propagandists and the typical protesting intellectuals -- and thus shunned from both groups -- still rings true.

Our sample excluded certain groups of youth, mainly institutionalised individuals, those who live on the streets, and private schools.