Sentence examples for were lumped together from inspiring English sources

Such items were lumped together with other "administrative costs" reimbursed by Medicare, she said.

He went further tonight, saying: "Organisations with different aims, values and tactics were lumped together.

"In the medical literature, these patients were lumped together with everybody else".

PR: There were three designers at this time who were lumped together.

This was Thatcher's era, when all estates were lumped together as problems, rather than noble solutions to Britain's housing crisis.

Some experts say that if all the material were lumped together it would not be enough for one nuclear weapon.

Locally, there were complaints of entrapment and a feeling that many trivial charges were lumped together with few serious ones.

All the rest -- including those of Dominican, Colombian or other Latin heritage -- were lumped together as "other Hispanics".

The final two episodes, which were lumped together, went out at 3.30pm and got just 400,000 viewers - a 3% audience share.

"I didn't like the idea that they were lumped together, because I don't know what Blaine's goals are," Ms. Sieberts said.

Although keyboardist Ian McLagan expressed some consternation that the Small Faces and the Faces were "lumped together", "it's a damn big deal," he said.