Sentence examples for groups of various kinds from inspiring English sources
But it is clear that non-profit groups of various kinds are beginning to fill some of the gap left behind as traditional news outfits shrink.
But even if religion did disappear, which of course it won't, we human beings would still be here, organised in groups of various kinds, still beset by the same lack of self-knowledge, viciousness and moral weakness.
In the absence of any real debate between the major parties, the only effective criticism of government policy comes from forces outside the traditional political process: minor parties, activist groups of various kinds and public mobilisation.
Microfabricated surfaces have been widely utilized for defining adhesion of single cells or groups of cells of various kinds.
While the division often responds to complaints brought by competing marketers who accuse others of violating advertising guidelines, the native advertising cases were found as a result of the group's regular monitoring of various kinds of advertising.
In those animals with auditory structures, hearing serves purposes of great biological value: in its more primitive forms, it is used to sense danger and enemies, to detect prey, and to identify prospective mates; at a more complex level, hearing is involved in communication within social groups and in emotional expressions of various kinds.
The core argument in these approaches is that autonomy requires the ability to act effectively on one's own values (either as an individual or member of a social group), but that oppressive social conditions of various kinds threaten those abilities by removing one's sense of self-confidence required for effective agency.
The first weight loss region (~10%) can be attributed to the loss of various kinds of functional groups that were produced on the surface of MWCNTs due to acidification treatment.
There has been a corresponding growth in the use of various kinds of social therapy in psychiatry (e.g., group therapy, therapeutic communities, and social-skills training).
