Sentence examples for possible a group of from inspiring English sources

On a street corner of midtown Manhattan, in as discreet a location as far away from the eyes of the NYPD as possible, a group of people gathered on March 1, around a large 50-yard-long bunch of yellow cloth, waiting for the signal.

If possible, a group of children with IA of a similar age would be suitable for testing the revised IAPSQ.

This choice was made in order to obtain as far as possible a group of patients who did not have any life-threatening conditions other than VAP.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s first triumph as the public face of the Montgomery bus boycott was possible because a group of middle-class black women led by a college teacher, Jo Ann Robinson, had organized it.

But one of the Senate's most influential members said that "Tavares should leave Cardoso's government as soon as possible," and a group of deputies are circulating a petition that would call Congress back from its winter recess for a special session to investigate the case.

Mr. Keaton's decision to star opposite Kelly Macdonald ("No Country for Old Men") had made it possible for a group of independent filmmakers in Chicago to finance this $6 million movie, about an unlikely friendship between an abused woman trying to restart her life and a depressed hit man trying to end his own.

It's also possible that a group of national security bureaucrats and former Obama officials are selectively leaking highly sensitive law enforcement information to undermine the elected government".

We aren't setting out to change the world, but we are determined to be an example for what is possible when a group of people create something together while recognizing the common thread of humanity connecting them.

Thus it is possible that a group of women with no risk factors may have had differing levels of immunologic mediators than the group assessed here.

However, it is also possible for a group of cells to be exposed to the same signal, but for only a few to respond.

Meta-analyses were carried out, where possible, when a group of papers were sufficiently homogeneous in respect of both outcome and deprivation measures.