Sentence examples for with groups on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with groups on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to collaboration or interaction involving groups, but it lacks context to be usable. Example: "I prefer to work with groups on projects that require diverse perspectives."
Only then will they be equal partners with groups on the ground attacking the root causes of insecurity and famine.
The emotions have spilled over onto the streets and into cyberspace, with groups on Facebook supporting the attack on Mr. Berlusconi.
"We have been working with groups on Long Island to address the 'affordable housing' issue that has been out there a long time, often with elusive solutions to it," said Assemblyman Thomas P. DiNapoli, a Great Neck Democrat.
Prior to conceiving Tubeway he spent time with groups on the British Legion circuit, and four or five months in Meanstreet, who appeared on the lamentable Live At The Vortex album – by which time Numan had been thrown out.
A fresh multimillion-dollar wave of television and radio advertisements was to begin Tuesday morning, with groups on both sides of the contentious health care issue trying to influence the lasting impressions about the long legislative debate.
Wildlife Trusts as far apart as North Wales, Surrey and Cambridgeshire are calling up volunteers for anti-balsam efforts, and Professor Rotherham is working with groups on the urban River Don.
The solution is not as simple as negotiating with groups bent on their destruction.
But these steps are interwoven with group pressure on the one hand and personal confusion on the other.
For example, existence of one hydrogen-bond donor group (HBD; hydrophilic group) interacting with phosphorylated groups on the membrane of the bacterial cell seemed to be crucial.
We start with groups that consist on only one customer.
The first outcome was his work, a collaboration with other groups, on cochlear implants.
