Sentence examples for separating groups from inspiring English sources

Is BA cynically trying to increase revenue by separating groups of passengers?

Perhaps fearing that performing the book's 19 madrigals straight through might strike some listeners as lacking in variety, Ms. Toth added instrumental works by a Monteverdi contemporary (Giovanni Gabrieli) and two predecessors (Cipriano da Rore and Jacques Arcadelt) as palate cleansers separating groups of three or four songs.

Both online and offline, one important dimension separating groups of people is politics [50].

We tested this hypothesis by separating groups of polymorphic workers of Velocitermes heteropterus according to their size and analysing the topology of their networks.

So, the t test is applied on each feature in our data set and compared to the P value for each feature as a measure of how effective it is at separating groups.

Both inside and out there would be spatial divisions separating groups of various sizes.

These topics are usually discussed in separate courses, in separate departments, to separate groups of students.

But there is conflictwithin the separate groups.

"The acquisitions fall into two separate groups.

Three separate groups have declared responsibility.

All of us have played charades in separate groups.