Sentence examples for groups of many from inspiring English sources

These include sexual deviants, narcotic addicts, ghetto groups, institutional populations, agricultural subsocieties, political organizations, the armed forces, Gypsies, and sports groups of many varieties.

Beyond that, he's a composer in several idioms, a bandleader for groups of many sizes, and a setter of texts to music.

But the web is best seen as a network of networks, of associations and communities from blogs to closed groups, of many sizes with their own energies and commitments.

In the older age groups of many populations, the number of females is much greater than the number of males; this is reflected in the shape of the pyramid, such that the bars on the right side of the central axis (the female side) are longer than those on the left (male) side.

After continued aging, the particles agglomerated into large groups of many particles, and the distribution of the particles became non-uniform.

Then, they took photos of about 500 promising patches of sky with optical telescopes to search for faint groups of many galaxies.

Aside from work I had a busy social life, part of a group of many other interns.

Mahar, a caste-cluster, or group of many endogamous castes, living chiefly in Maharashtra state, India, and in adjoining states.

A list of missing employees from Aon, a large risk-management firm, shows a racially mixed group of many ages, roughly the same number of women as men.

In response to the welter of criticism, the UN invited an independent team of scientists to review the panel's processes under the auspices of the InterAcademy Council, an umbrella group of many of the world's most prestigious science academies.

In its place stood a complex, often chaotic grouping of many rival powers whose hostilities and alliances fill, in wearisome detail, the pages of contemporary chroniclers.