Sentence examples for sturdier group from inspiring English sources

The telecom upstarts may be dying on the vine, but the Baby Bells still face potential competition from a sturdier group of adversaries: cable firms.

But more than the mournful remembrances, the 50th anniversary has occasioned a wave of nostalgia in Britain for an era when soccer stars were a simpler and seemingly sturdier group than the sport's contemporary icons, whose off-field excesses are almost as likely these days to put them on the front pages as in the sports columns.

This was a sturdy group, and they were still together for the famed 1958 loss to the Colts, but only Huff was destined for true greatness.

(Chinen) JESSE DAVIS QUARTET (Friday through Sunday) Jesse Davis, an alto saxophonist originally from New Orleans, leads a sturdy group with Spike Wilner on piano, Dwayne Burno on bass and Montez Coleman on drums.

It is good to be able to report that a small but sturdy group of male American writers (there has been no woman novelist since Miss Cather's death) stubbornly and courageously refuse to be enslaved or chivvied about.

Migration, named after his 2007 studio debut on Cam Jazz, is a sturdy group full of companionable partners: the saxophonists David Binney and Donny McCaslin, the pianist John Escreet and the bassist Matt Brewer.

The healthier companies like Nippon Life Insurance and Dai-Ichi Mutual Life Insurance have more profitable stock and bond portfolios and belong to sturdier banking groups.

After leaving Mingus and forming a sturdy small group with Mr. Barron, he recorded the 1965 Atlantic album "The New Thing & the Blue Thing," whose title hints at his dual allegiance.

He found grooves and lines instead of phrasing gesturally, and the sound of the group was sturdier and instantly more original.

Despite a sturdy Bay Area following, the group didn't last.

The MOS Otis dispatchers, a group of sturdy women with no-nonsense hairdos wearing identical blue uniforms, have gotten entrapment calls down to under a minute.