Sentence examples for ones forming from inspiring English sources

The voting in the first round had fallen along regional or identity lines rather than on ideological ones, forming an orange-and-blue map that made the American red-and-blue electoral map look happily integrated by comparison.

To further complicate matters, laws are often created based on existing ones, forming a complex set of interdependent rules where changes made in one place can propagate to affect, sometimes in an inconsistent manner, many other laws.

In our analysis, we start with the single MIPS classification for each protein, and use the dynamical overlap method for identifying those proteins that are likely to be involved in more than one of the functional categories in our data (those ones forming the overlapping structures).

Readers were not the only ones forming a hasty queue.

The second philosophy involved a wedge, with four men, usually large ones, forming a wall in front of the returner.

The people who'd been watching followed, groups breaking up and new ones forming as they made their way back to the school buildings.

Multiply instantiated works form one major category, then, while singular or non-reproducible ones form another.

Old borders mean less as new ones form within countries.

With several populations situated at intermediate places, the remaining ones form two distinct parts.

He sees another one forming right now.

For one, form their own security force.