Sentence examples for regrouping of from inspiring English sources

John Githongo of the Kenyan grassroots organisation, Inuka, says that if the constitution passes, it will be the start of "one of the most dramatic regroupings of conservative forces in Kenyan society... a regrouping of conservative forces in the political class, bureaucratic class, in the security sector, and in the business community that will be very formidable".

Recently there's been some regrouping of forces against Nader's reform efforts.

So far, the regrouping of the campaign is a methodical, nuts-and-bolts operation.

The Blackwater Lightship, shortlisted for the Impac Dublin and the Booker prizes, portrayed the regrouping of a shattered family.

I felt that the regrouping of all those people together, the dead and the undead – there's clearly two groups.

Recombination, in genetics, regrouping of the maternal and paternal genes during the formation of gametes (sex cells).

The talk from the team is brave, of course - of lessons learned, of valuable experience, of regrouping to try again.

On the other hand, the adult onset of MD undermines the regroup of individuals with a common phenotype in association studies.

However, within clades regrouping sequences of a same gene in the different species, branches are not well supported, indicating a poor phylogenetic resolution.

Finally, the three risk group's regression-based MPS was developed by regrouping subgroups of patients with a similar median survival.

Liverpool began the process of regrouping yesterday amid a mounting sense of crisis at Anfield.