Sentence examples for examples of a group from inspiring English sources

They are 312m-year-old examples of a group of relatives of spiders, called the trigonotarbids.

Many applauded him for challenging the company's complacent managers, who were typical examples of a group that has long been protected in Japan by webs of cross-shareholdings between chummy companies.

One of the most familiar examples of a group is the set of integers together with the addition operation; the addition of any two integers forms another integer.

The 13 laboratory sections were assigned at random to work through either the Mendel/Muller (treated group) or Graphical Thinking (comparison group) tasks; both tasks took approximately 30 to 40 minutes to complete (video examples of a group of students working through the Mendel/Muller activity is available at the http://besocratic.colorado.edu website).

Benson gave the example of a group of four or five cars drafting together not in the lead pack.

This is the third album by the Brighton-based band, and another example of a group shifting up the gears.

"There's a perfect example of a group that was oversold," Mr. Johnson said of drug stocks, several of which have double-digit percentage losses this year.

Mountfield illustrates potential dangers to charities by citing the example of a group that campaigned against plain cigarette packaging in the runup to an election.

The council illustrates this with the example of a group of traders who said they needed help to get through the recession.

I am thinking, for example, of a group of costumes on the third level, with beaded floral and arabesque motifs on see-through netting.

The Green Party of Switzerland is an example of a group that started small and, broadening its platform, succeeded in entering the mainstream.