Sentence examples for the extent of groups from inspiring English sources
There has been an online backlash against the day's rampant consumerism, to the extent of groups campaigning for a "Buy Nothing Day" to allow shop workers to spend more time with their families.
The extent of group's assets remained unclear, raising questions about whether Mr. Butler and his followers, whose numbers have been described by the local authorities as dwindling, would pay anything close to the full amount if the award is upheld.
In addition, this difference in the extent of group-dependent cognitive change was incompatible with our a priori hypothesis: Whereas the patients with lesions improved in terms of semantic verbal fluency, deterioration was noted in the same domain for the group with no DWI lesions.
Negative stain EM datasets for each of the strains were collected in parallel to the RNase H assay, in order to observe the extent of Group II particle accumulation across the 30S peak.
Depending on the balance between these costs and benefits, animals can exhibit variation in the extent of group formation across species, populations of a single species, or even across the lifetime of an individual (Krause and Ruxton 2002).
(Ps. 29:1–2) Although it is evident that Hebrew poetry groups lines into larger units, the extent of this grouping and the principles on which it is based are uncertain.
The number of fixed and percent nucleotide differences between the haplotype groups is provided in Table 2, to give an idea of the extent of differentiation of groups.
Although parents have an important role to play in promoting children's PA [ 12, 13], the extent of cross-group similarities we observed suggests parental attitudes alone cannot account for differences in PA levels between ethnic groups.
And that may well be the extent of this group's connections.
These attacks show the extent of the group's reach, even outside the area it once controlled.
His death shed light on the extent of the group's involvement in the conflict.
