Sentence examples for congregate more from inspiring English sources

They can't ban unions but they can remove the regulations that allow groups of teachers to congregate more easily.

Redistricting, which Republicans dominated after the last election, gives an advantage to start, as Democrats tend to congregate more heavily in fewer districts.

The library, which is expected to cost $20 million and was designed for the digital age by the architect Enrique Norten and his firm TEN Arquitectos, emphasizes places to congregate more than shelves for books.

These folks congregate more often than not in online communities like the Nerds of Color, Black Girl Nerds and the Fan Bros, because outside of ComicCon, SFF cons have historically not been safe spaces for women and people of color.

Obtained products congregate more easily and become randomly when the filling ratio of the reagent is low to 40%, compared with the filling ratio is up to 80%.

The BIRADS mammography results were analysed using a national software, provided by the Brazilian National Cancer Institute (INCA), called SISMAMA, which aims to nationalise all mammography results as a way to congregate more data.

In contrast to Manipur and Nagaland, IDUs in Mizoram congregated more in outdoor/public places than private residences (~17% for the latter; Table 2).

The law, described when it was adopted in 2006 as the nation's toughest restriction on sex offenders, prohibited them from living within 1,000 feet of schools, churches or any other place that children might congregate, including more than 150,000 school bus stops in the state.

In downtown Brooklyn, DeSouza and hundreds of other Packer students congregated with more than a thousand other students mostly from nearby private schools in front of Borough Hall.

It has been congregating for more than one thousand nine-hundred years.

A large quantity of humanitarian supplies was being prepared and slated for the city of Tal Rifaat, where some 75,000 people had congregated, with more expected to arrive, said Linda Tom, a Damascus-based spokeswoman for the United Nations' humanitarian coordination office, via the WhatsApp messaging service.