Sentence examples for terms of groups from inspiring English sources

It can be useful for writers and readers to think in terms of groups and traditions.

Although people often view the world in terms of groups, they function in networks.

Again, quoting Wellman: Although people often view the world in terms of groups, they function in networks.

To think in terms of groups is precisely the fault of the racist or snob: he discriminates against another because of the group he thinks the other belongs to, thereby failing to accord him his rights as an individual.

Arthur Bentley, a man untroubled by insecurity, treated Karl Marx as a promising fellow in the few pages devoted to him in "The Process of Government"—at least Marx saw politics in terms of groups struggling against each other but one whose work did not, in the end, live up to its potential.

Arthur Bentley, a man untroubled by insecurity, treated Karl Marx as a promising fellow in the few pages devoted to him in "The Process of Government" — at least Marx saw politics in terms of groups struggling against each other — but one whose work did not, in the end, live up to its potential.

Credit Suisse analysts said the "results showed significant progress in terms of group strategy".

"He had it right in terms of group process," says Drew Boyd, a businessman based in Cincinnati who blogs and speaks often about innovation.

In the 1970s, the group-selection perspective enjoyed a resurgence, as new models were devised to show that many situations formerly understood solely in terms of individual interests could be explained in terms of group interests as well.

Others define group selection primarily in terms of group level effects.

Last question from the audience: What's happening in terms of group management and friend management over time?