Sentence examples for contradictory group from inspiring English sources

As any number of historians, sociologists and pollsters can tell you, the evangelical Protestants who now exercise a major influence on the Republican Party are an infinitely diverse and contradictory group, and their relationship to these hyperpartisans is extremely ambivalent.

"We're not doing this to be some secretive, contradictory group out there," said Michael A. Rebell, executive director of the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, the group that first brought the lawsuit a decade ago.

Fewer people thought that Mssrs Fama and Hansen would share the prize with him though, although economists have had all three on the short-list of deserving candidates.Together, Mssrs Fama, Hansen, and Shiller make a seemingly contradictory group of people to win the prize together.

A contradictory group, the actions of which serve as endorsements for everything it claims to stand against, Gamergate has sought a moratorium on change.

The number of gene expression experiments that contradict the regulatory relationship in the predicted regulatory link act as the number of elements in the Contradictory group for that regulatory link.

Decay indices (=Bremer support values) were calculated and a bootstrap resampling analysis, using 10,000 pseudoreplicates, was performed reporting both absolute and GC (i.e. difference between the frequencies of recovery in pseudoreplicates of the original group and the most frequently recovered contradictory group) frequencies.

"Marine", as her supporters call her, has managed to bring under her wing different and even contradictory groups of voters who abhor anything "foreign", whether it is the immigrant who takes jobs and social benefits, or globalisation, open borders, and the euro that drive jobs to faraway countries, with no apparent benefits for ordinary people.

Interestingly, during marriage period, contradictory concern between Group A and Group B towards conceiving was observed.

Made up of frequently challenging, occasionally contradictory installations, the group exhibition has an ambitious goal: to inspire a "mind-shift" – a re-evaluation of our relationship to the planet and our fellow inhabitants.

It provides a context for individual contributions, improving these contributions and avoiding contradictory interactions among group members.

Tim Arnold, a musician and Soho resident who initially founded Save Soho after the closure of the famous nightclub Madame Jojo's, said: "We have never been against change, but the apocalyptic vision that we face in Soho from Crossrail 2 has rallied many contradictory and disparate groups and people: property owners, businesses, residents or lovers of Soho".