Sentence examples for weaker group from inspiring English sources

A weaker group of alkalis is the carbonates, which include baking soda.

But if one party proves to be weak, this tournament quickly moves to the nest entrance of the weaker group.

But Persson said that an alternative would be for the eurozone to split into a German-led inner core and an outer core made of a weaker group of countries, which would not include Greece.

"We use comparable outcomes to ensure we maintain a consistent standard – so ultimately this will mean that it's a weaker group of students taking French and German this year".

The decline in recent years of Sheikh Mohammed's operation has been well-documented but this race, which is usually among the weaker Group Ones, provided a partial face-saver last year, when Creachadoir carried the royal blue colours to victory.

Group A was packed with the top four teams, all granted automatic berths in the elimination round, while the weaker Group B was left to hack out the two remaining, low-expectation quarterfinal spots.

Among the most replicated results in social cognition is the split between explicit and implicit attitudes; adults demonstrate weaker group-based preferences on explicit rather than implicit measures.

-- the workers, the farmers, the students, the indigenous peoples, the economically weaker groups -- have a voice in the N.G.O.'s".

The basic association, however, is conditioned on the relative strength of the indigenous groups within a country; stronger groups seem to have been able to shape national regime trajectories, weaker groups do not.

Within historic time the aggressive expansion of particular ethnic groups has either driven weaker groups away from their territory or resulted in the newcomers' assuming control of the territory and reducing the older inhabitants to the status of ethnic minorities.

Stronger and richer groups dominated weaker groups.