Sentence examples for latter two groups from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the latter two groups evolved from early ornithopods.

The ancient Greeks knew the latter two groups as Kalingai and Oretes.

Often in productions of the play the latter two groups make the biggest impression, while the couples are forgettable.

These latter two groups form a separate class wherever transactions between them are brokered – and skimmed – by the bureaucratic class of middle-management.

It is the job of Delaney, who became editor in September after a multifarious freelance career, to balance the latter two groups.

(The latter two groups are aiming for 2012, because their leadership thinks that 2010 is premature, and that more young people will vote in a Presidential-election year).

The latter two groups are newly arrived and mostly in unskilled jobs, but the Poles have been here longer and have worked their way up to become managers.

Of these latter two groups, one was composed of children who showed physical symptoms of konzo and the other of those who did not.

The latter two groups are expected to grow but are "known to be self-segregated and relatively disconnected from the rest of the Jewish community," the study said.

The latter two groups did not differ.

Daily weight gain was less in these latter two groups (P<0.05), but was not different from the other groups.