Sentence examples for operate in a group from inspiring English sources

Sex workers usually operate in a group for protection, pointing out dodgy clients to one another, identifying men who have turned violent in the past.

However, because physicians mostly operate in a group setting, physician's individual financial risk bearing is pooled at the group level.

Regulators accused traders of "breathtaking flagrancy" and published online exchanges between tradersshowing them operating in a group they called "the cartel" to manipulate market rates.

Many of the Cannes-heads operate in groups.

The mean best corrected visual acuity in the eye to be operated in groups A-C is shown in Table 2 and that of patients with significant preoperative seeing problems compared to those with no or only minor problems in Table 3.

Born to a middle-class family in Milan, where his father was a bank employee and his adoring mother, Rosa, a housewife, Berlusconi learned his salesman skills early on, and also how to operate in a tight-knit group.

It is also worth stressing that many groups operate in a highly "executive driven" style, where a chairperson, CEO, or "leader" of the group makes most of the decisions and actions on behalf of the group, and where his/her (individual) belief essentially fixes or comprises that of the group.

Journalists and human rights groups operate in a climate of fear, while prisons are crowded with tens of thousands of detainees, according to human rights groups.

Many public interest groups operate in a single country (e.g., the Federal Association of Citizen-Action Groups for Environmental Protection in Germany).

LL At Chatham House Lizzie believes that although there are commonalities, the two groups operate in a very different way.

The widespread perception that the families that run chaebol groups operate in a bubble with rules that differ from those applied to the rest of society may best be illustrated by the Hanwha chairman's history with the law.