Sentence examples for versatile groups from inspiring English sources

There's not even many positives to cling to either because they're neither scoring sufficiently nor defending particularly well in recent times and the latter is a real problem against an Adelaide side boasting one of the best and most versatile groups of forwards in the league.

At the same time, they cited them as one of the most versatile groups of characters in the franchise.

Funk was typified by 1970s bands like Parliament-Funkadelic, The Meters, and James Brown himself, while more versatile groups like War, The Commodores and Earth, Wind and Fire also became popular.

Endothelial cell adhesion molecules (CAMs) represent arguably one of the most well-studied and versatile groups of endothelial determinants in the context of targeting nanocarriers.

Furthermore, several lines of evidence suggest the existence of evolutionary ancient GEIs spread over versatile groups of otherwise unrelated bacterial species.

Health care providers, of all levels, are caring and versatile groups, and are ready, willing, and dedicated to providing the best multifaceted care possible during unexpected disasters, but there must be effective frameworks in which that care is carried out.

The Giants are searching for diversification, trying to maximize a versatile group of running backs and receivers, and shed the bane of any offense: predictability.

Reasons for the turnaround from last year, when the Jets managed 29 sacks in 16 games, include off-season additions that brought size and speed, a more experienced and versatile group of players and a highly motivational line coach.

Gifford played a new position, flanker, and Tittle now had a versatile group of receivers that included the downfield threat Del Shofner, who caught 12 touchdown passes, and the back Alex Webster.

But he surrounds himself with a big, versatile group that can play — and sing — anything the Beach Boys ever did (Paul McCartney calls them "the best touring band in the world").

This versatile group evokes the sounds of Spanish bullfight and marching bands (Stravinsky heard their sounds clash in a Seville street), a jazz combo, military music, a scrap of Russian folk music, even Lutheran chorales.