Sentence examples for more substantial group from inspiring English sources

You parody a minority of African first ladies instead of recognising the achievements of a more substantial group of academic and professional African women.

It is barely worth noting, and poses no threat to the Israeli naval commando unit, Flotilla 13, which played out a range of scenarios in expectation of a more substantial group, from a peaceful takeover of the boats to dealing with activist violence.

Importantly, statistical tests indicated that recombination seems to be more substantial within groups than between (Table 1, 2), implying that there is genetic isolation between groups A and B owing to DNA sequence divergence.

We deemed these additional tests necessary because we found indications in previous research that although appetitive aggression is present at least to some degree in both the abducted and the non-abducted group, it is more substantial in the latter group.

Alternatively, other relevant effects of lifestyle change, such as weight reduction, increased physical activity, dietary changes, or improved insulin sensitivity were more substantial in the ILS group than the other groups (5) and should be greatest in those reverting to NGT.

It is likely that genetic predisposition plays a more substantial role in this group.

The study group had poorer scores initially and more substantial improvements than the control group by the last follow-up.

Appetitive aggression was present at least to some degree in both the abducted and the non-abducted group, except that the extent was more substantial in the formerly abducted group.

Among the fathers there was a trend of more substantial height overestimation in the group of average men than the group of taller or shorter men.

Three in four adolescents report to have consumed alcohol in the last month at least once and a substantial group even more than 10 times (23% of male, 10% of female alcohol-consuming adolescents) (Trimbos Instituut 2010).

He has already sounded cool about two of the report's proposals: allowing local authorities to make out-of-town supermarkets charge for parking there, and a moratorium on airport expansion.But if he is to avoid the charge that his environmentalism is merely symbolic, Mr Cameron will have to adopt some of the group's more substantial recommendations, which include a new tax on short-haul flights.