Sentence examples for usually grouped together from inspiring English sources

Multiracial and multiethnic Americans (usually grouped together as "mixed race") are one of the country's fastest-growing demographic groups.

The first of the lilies to bloom are the shorter in stature sorts that are usually grouped together as the Asiatic lilies.

The tribes to the west of the Bastetani are usually grouped together as "Tartessian," after the name Tartessos given to the region by the Greeks.

Driven by immigration and intermarriage, multiracial and multiethnic Americans — usually grouped together as "mixed-race" — are one of the country's fastest growing demographic groups.

Earthfill and rockfill dams are usually grouped together as embankment dams because they constitute huge mounds of earth and rock that are assembled into imposing man-made embankments.

The Ceratopsia included the horned dinosaurs, the Ankylosauria and Stegosauria (now usually grouped together in the Thyreophora) included various types of armored dinosaurs, and the Pachycephalosauria, the extremely thick-skulled pachycephalosaurs.

His subjects were ordinary men, women, and children, usually portrayed alone, though sometimes grouped together.

Quite often spices are grouped together and usually a "mother spice" serves as the main flavour vehicle (such as fennel, paprika or coriander/cilantro, etc).

Usually, several CD133+ tumour cells were grouped together with some glands being completely positive.

Vacuoles appeared randomly scattered and were usually single, however sometimes they were seen coalescing or grouped together in small numbers.

Previous studies have usually grouped the STs and SCs together as one disadvantaged group and have compared their educational and occupational mobility with the higher castes.