Sentence examples for team groups from inspiring English sources

Following an exciting semifinal that resulted in the elimination of the top-ranked team, groups led by George Jacobs and Richard Schwartz faced each other yesterday in the final of the International Team Trials in Memphis.

"Before the Norwegian FA introduced a nationwide first division playing from spring to autumn in 1963, they had to finish off the old two-group 'Main League' which ran from summer to summer," says Jostein. "What they did in the last season of the 'Main League' was to combine the two eight team groups into one 16 team league, starting on July 30 1961, and ending on 21 October 1962.

Most of it is done in a team, groups of five from all over the world.

Past research has shown that organizational group-oriented culture, smaller work team groups, and worker homogeneity relate to lower attrition rates and higher levels of reported worker satisfaction.

The result of the Mann-Whitney Wilcoxon equal scores obtained showed that two staff team groups vary in terms of the continuity and survival of businesses.The probability of being wrong in rejecting the hypothesis Nil is below the threshold of 0.05% (p < 0.027).

Team groups were doing well in the comics industry at the time, and Lee was tasked by his then-editor to create a superhero team like that for Marvel.

Fearing the worst, the entire Genoa team grouped round the player lying prone on the field.

"It's quite perplexing," said Zahidul Huque, who heads the United Nations team group on H.I.V./AIDS for the Philippines.

Medals are awarded at the Olympics and world championships for team, group, all-around, and individual event competition.

(Because tornado numbers vary so much from year to year, the team grouped their data into 5-year intervals).

A five team group stage then followed, in which each team played the others once.