Sentence examples similar to set of rogues from inspiring English sources

One such scientist recently asked, "What's the difference between the biological basis of disease and the molecular basis of disease?", as if a set of rogue molecules could be the disease.

Dismount if you're paddling out and a particular large set of rogue waves comes upon you.

But Mr. Spitzer's tale also becomes a platform for Mr. Gibney's examination of Wall Street, and what he sets up as a gallery of rogues who would make the fictional Mr. Gekko blush.

Wilson's Labour government lost in 1970 principally because a rogue set of overseas trade figures gave the impression that its economic policies had failed.

Harold Wilson's defeat at the polls in 1970 has often been blamed on a rogue set of monthly figures which showed a deficit when Labour had made much of its success in achieving a surplus.

In 1970, Roy Jenkins got caught out when he ignored an adviser's warning that an initially well-received budget could fall victim in the public prints to a rogue set of bad trade figures, and that is exactly what happened.

In fact the team says the probability in their set up of a rogue wave appearing is 15 orders of magnitude greater than Rayleigh statistics predict.

It follows the "A Star Wars Story" model set by Rogue One, the first spin-out movie set in the Star Wars universe but occurring outside of the main franchise.

Yet plenty of rogues are already in the Hall.

In each, a young man is being tricked out of his fortune by a colourful rogue, or pair of rogues.

Such a parcel of rogues in a nation".