Sentence examples for take a large group from inspiring English sources

The chancellor, George Osborne, has also announced that he will take a large group of UK businesses to Tehran later this year.

I could also take a large group of people and ask them about whether they'd ever had compartment syndrome, and whether they'd worn skinny jeans, either at one time point, or following them up over time.

You take a large group of people with varied diets, find out what they eat, then follow them for many years to see what diseases they develop.

In order to avoid an arbitrary character of choosing RCs, a possible strategy may be to take a larger group of populations that share major mortality risk factors and survival conditions such as western industrialized countries.

In one experiment, she took a large group of kids and fed them a big lunch.

This involves taking a large group of patients randomly split into two: one group receives the real treatment, the other a useless placebo.

He took a large group of family members to St. Barthelemy in the Caribbean and for four days disassociated himself from baseball.

When, just recently, they took a large group of women and randomly gave each woman either a placebo or estrogen, the ones taking estrogen didn't do at all better".

At least three men were pinned down and arrested in one abrupt mass swoop on the front of a row of shops by police, which took a large group of protesters by surprise.

Today's guided tour was billed as the first time since India mounted its huge military buildup six months ago that the army had taken a large group of journalists to the Line of Control that divides Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistan-held Kashmir.

The gold standard for determining if a treatment works is a randomised clinical trial - taking a large group of patients and giving one set the therapy and another a placebo or pretend therapy.