Sentence examples for members of small from inspiring English sources

Two of these galaxies are rather isolated while the other two are the dominant members of small groups.

We have found that these proteins are often members of small families encoded by genes that are clustered in the genome.

Its members say that many people who ran as individuals or as members of small parties never gained even a single seat; it would have been better if they had run under one umbrella.

In the summer of 1969, McLagan, with the drummer Kenney Jones and the bassist Ronnie Lane, both former members of Small Faces, joined forces with Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood, who had left the Jeff Beck Group.

In 2009, the European court of human rights in Strasbourg ruled against the Bosnian constitution on the grounds that it made no allowance for members of small minorities, such as Jews or Gypsies, to attain high office.

Aiming to reduce the transmission of malaria, the project distributes repellents and insecticides to rural families, who become members of small "clubs" that provide air care and home cleaning products, as well as the repellents.

Singh and Glowacki are also working to bring the study into the field by playing song excerpts for members of small-scale societies in Indonesia, Ethiopia, and elsewhere.

SINCE then, several other members of smaller parties have made similar moves.

One longtime analyst of Myanmar said the government tolerated politics with a small p — gatherings of intellectuals and members of smaller political groups.

They claimed that the National Collegiate Athletic Association's new Division I-A eligibility and membership criteria were cooked up to drive members of smaller conferences out of the football business.

I asked him if it was easier for members of smaller countries to feel "European," and he answered that he thought this was so.