Sentence examples for set of tribes from inspiring English sources
It was a bargain between one set of tribes and another.
They're certainly a big interlocking set of tribes, but compared to the numbers who play casual, smartphone, casino, sport and social games, gamers are a minority.
In the Sangam age in the first three centuries of the Christian era, a new set of tribes appeared in the region and subdued the original inhabitants.
In summary, this study relies on two assumptions: (1) that the set of tribes selected represent the most isolated possibly found and studied;, (2) that culture and genes are co-transmitted., Both assumptions are crucial to consider this approach as a valuable alternative to direct archeological studies, which, as previously mentioned, have their own limitations.
However, in terms of civil disobedience, (and by disobedience, I mean a complete transformation from a civilised society into a set of roaming tribes burning buildings), they, along with these guys, are setting the European agenda.
There, they meet a Clan-like group of cats called the Tribe of Rushing Water, who have their own set of ancestors: the Tribe of Endless Hunting.
The Tribe is shown to be similar to the Clans, yet follows a different set of ancestors: the Tribe of Endless Hunting.
Despite generally good relationships and interchange, natural resources seem to be a matter of conflict: "there is resentment on the part of majority-culture sportsmen of tribes setting their own hunting and fishing regulations….
Mr. Hall urged lawmakers to address the "jurisdictional confusion" and said, "We need Congress to help clarify the authority of tribes to set and enforce laws on the lands they govern".
If we provisionally accept the monophyly of the three main lineages of Macroglossinae identified here, substantial changes to the current classification will be required to achieve a set of formally named monophyletic tribes and subtribes.
Phylogenetic curated reads: we used a set of 152 reads assigned to tribe Triticeae and to genus Triticum by Smith et al. after phylogenetic curation.
