Sentence examples for much larger groups from inspiring English sources

Are they made in much larger groups?

To generate a similar "maharishi effect" across the UK, however, Dr Clements said the Skelmersdale centre would have needed much larger groups.

In modern societies, much larger groups bind themselves together by treating certain books, flags, leaders or ideals as sacred and by symbolically circling around them.

Wearing bowler hats, suspenders, bow ties, vests, spats and white makeup, each member of the orchestra portrays film characters such as "the Lieteller" or "the Youngfeller" and perform scores typically written for much larger groups.

Much larger groups of conservative and religious leaders have met before in an attempt to coalesce around a conservative candidate, gathering in Texas in January, for example, in advance of the South Carolina primary.

The technique also needs to be tested in much larger groups of women, including healthy ones, to find out whether it works, particularly at finding cancers early enough to improve survival.

A much larger group of 40% is economically inactive.

Originally it had been a much larger group.

It is the much larger group, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, with which the Communists have been in contact.

Before you can come to any conclusions you need a much larger group.

So the smugglers risked taking the much larger group of 53 children north from El Salvador.