Sentence examples for ones those that from inspiring English sources

But these abuses pale in comparison to the "old" ones, those that faded from news but are inflicted on many hundreds of thousands -- if not millions -- of people who are killed, subject to the systematic campaigns of mass rape, burned out of their villages in the Congo and Sudan.

Scout can also prioritise tests, so that the most important ones (those that test the parts of the program that have been directly modified) are done first.

My favorites have always been the simple ones, those that came from his Alsatian background or his years working and traveling in Asia.

Finally, the proponents of the theory often mistook analogous features (those that appear similar but have differing origins) for homologous ones (those that appear similar because they share an origin) and thus compared phenomena that were not really comparable.

Many of the city's hotels are nearly empty, although a few of the newest ones — those that claim to be "quake resistant" — have seen an influx of journalists and foreign relief workers.

All animals, Borges suggests, could be described as belonging to one or more of 14 categories, including "Those that belong to the emperor", "Embalmed ones", "Those that are included in this classification", "Those that tremble as if they were mad", "Those drawn with a very fine camel-hair brush" and "Those that, at a distance, resemble flies".

In addition to Bank One, those that have put such a requirement in place include Citigroup, General Mills and Wells Fargo.

The most successful ones are those that combine information with hands-on experience.

Those that can be projected from examined cases to unexamined ones are those that have a history of past projections.

The best ones are those that come from whole grain and fruits.

Yet it was one of those that was giveable.