Sentence examples for from the very group from inspiring English sources

The country, whose banks are heavily exposed to Greece's problems, was forced Monday to request a bailout for its ailing banking sector from the very group of nations it is supposed to lead.

The SAAF remain active in eastern Syria and are under attack from the very group that the Australian government proposes we target.

What remains remarkable is the level of support the administration continues to receive from the very group of Americans that will bear the brunt of these retrograde policy choices.

Even as he builds his delegate count, he gains strength from the very groups he defiles.

Much of the increase will come from the very groups that at the moment are struggling in terms of education and employment, especially blacks, Hispanics and young immigrants.

But some critics worry that the Mayor, determined to make his administration fiscally solvent, is turning away from the very groups and people who helped elect him.

"Inclusive growth" never seems to actually extend to inviting people from the very groups inclusive growth is meant to benefit to speak at the exclusive forums where the good and the great extol its virtues.

John Edwards We also have to make work pay for young men who are graduating from high school, the very group that you're describing, which means we're going to have to do a whole group of things.

This undermines Mr Karzai's authority among his own frustrated Pushtun majority, the very group from which the Taliban regime drew its core support.

This was the very grouping from which Cameron had pulled out his own Tories as part of a Faustian leadership pact with his party's Europhobes.

114 patients accepted (118 TKAs), 55 patients from the dissatisfied group (58 TKAs) and 59 patients from the very satisfied group (60 TKAs).