Sentence examples for some particular group from inspiring English sources

Every now and again, some particular group would tangle with the Observer list.

This sample will allow the statisticians to gauge whether some particular group was miscounted in the original census.

Given the facts of diversity, cognitive bias, fallibility and disagreement, each will have reason to think that if they are ruled in accordance with some specific notion of equality advanced by some particular group that their interests are likely to be set back in some way.

In spite of this, the possibility remains that the movement could eventually be coopted for the benefit of some particular group or person.

Hollande added that this increased anti-terrorist regimen was a matter of national interest, not collective punishment of some particular group: "France without distinctions based on race, national origin, personal history or religion".

In an interview in the Oval Office, the President told me, "I think there are some particular groups that historically have been underrepresented — like Latinos and Asian-Americans — that represent a larger and larger portion of the population.

"I think there are some particular groups that historically have been underrepresented — like Latinos and Asian-Americans — that represent a larger and larger portion of the population," Obama told me.

However, it is important to be clear that – while there will be a fairly complex pattern of winners and losers from the reform in the short-term – the main effect in the long run will be to reduce pensions for the vast majority of people, while increasing rights for some particular groups (most notably the self-employed).

T. Pogge (1997) proposes a further division of (B) into the "high" stance, which denies it to some types of groups, and the "low" one which denies it to some particular groups.

Some particular groups at exposure may show an excess incidence of breast cancer now or in the future (Pukkala et al. 2006).

Tom: The Automatic (cue some disagreement amongst this particular group of friends).