Sentence examples for two groups of states from inspiring English sources

The two groups of states have about the same number of children, the researchers said.

Here is the trend in Mr. Romney's favorability in YouGov's national polling, broken down by these two groups of states: There are some bumps and wiggles in the battleground states, but nothing that suggests Obama's advertising took a serious toll.

Since 2002, 44 states and territories have adopted common core academic standards, two groups of states are developing common tests for those standards and 44 states are collaborating on common principles for holding schools accountable for student achievement.

In its analysis, The New York Times examined homicide rates in two groups of states: the 12 states without the death penalty and the 36 states that passed laws within 10 years of the Supreme Court's 1972 Furman v. Georgia decision, which overturned all existing death penalty statutes.

In the chart below, I have aggregated the 2004 turnout data into two groups of states, based on whether or not they are covered by Section 5. (I ignore states like New York where some counties are subject to Section 5 but others are not).

Over the next four years, two groups of states, 44 in all, will get $330 million to work with hundreds of university professors and testing experts to design a series of new assessments that officials say will look very different from those in use today.

In December, two groups of state employees sued Express Scripts, asserting that the company had retained millions of dollars in discounts and rebates that should have been shared with state workers.

Table 7 lists these three groups of states by state, with their sample counts and percentage screening for BC and CRC.

The motivation for this was to encourage the three groups of states to loosely correspond to clockwise rotation, anticlockwise rotation, and pauses but not to put a strict temporal order on these three constituent elements of a rotation event.

In order to construct our geographic variables, we classified six groups of states in accordance with their migration rates in 1950s.9 Using this classification, we try to identify the individuals' access to migration networks.

The procedure above gives rise to the following six groups of state variables (36) and lumping the states of each group then results in a reduced model structure represented by the following digraph.