Sentence examples for trying group from inspiring English sources

The Cleveland Clinic, another medical powerhouse that has little difficulty attracting patients and demanding high prices, is trying group visits for diabetic patients so more people can be seen at a lower cost.

It has expressed some willingness to try group rewards, but has categorically ruled out individual ones.

She tried group therapy but found she was often the youngest person in the room — sometimes by many years.

Some people are so shellshocked by bad experiences that they're loath to ever try group travel again.

I've tried group revision and study games to make revising more interesting, but it's hard not to get distracted.

Most polys try group sex at some point and some of them love it, prefer it to two person sex.

Here's a helpful quote: 'Lost time is never found.' Try group studying.

And perhaps we should try group-solving a puzzle to see which clues float our collective boat.

Instead of memorizing it as a string of nine single digits, try grouping the digits into three triple-digit numbers: 379, 852, and 654.

Try grouping several together or spreading them across the center of your table to create the illusion of a glowing runner.

A few authors have tried grouping subjects into more than two groups [ 5, 11].