Sentence examples for most prominent groups from inspiring English sources

Among the most prominent groups are the Rajputs, who inhabit the central Thar.

"The most prominent groups call themselves Druids, after the priestly caste of Iron Age populations in Britain," Miller writes.

The most prominent groups call themselves Druids, after the priestly caste of Iron Age populations in Britain.

This latter point explains why the most prominent groups campaigning on global poverty and equality see climate change as a major threat.

Spamhaus, one of the most prominent groups tracking spammers on the Internet, uses volunteers to identify spammers and has been described as an online vigilante group.

Last week, a federal judge in Maine unsealed memos from the National Organization for Marriage, one of the most prominent groups fighting against same-sex marriage.

Civic activism remains a popular pastime; the East Village Community Coalition is the most prominent group.

The most prominent group are the hydroxyproline-rich glycoproteins, shaped like rods with connector sites, of which extensin is a prominent example.

This led the American Jewish Congress to call for a boycott of the Games and the most prominent group of athletes who chose not to take part were those of Jewish extraction.

The most prominent group, Students Emergency Action for Liberal Democracy – Sealds for short – has its roots in public opposition to the 2013 state secrets law, under which whistleblowers and journalists face imprisonment for revealing and reporting sensitive information.

The memos — providing an unusual inside glimpse of the strategic thinking of the country's most prominent group opposing same-sex marriage — quickly drew attacks from gay rights and civil rights organizations.