Sentence examples for would have grouped from inspiring English sources

The updated form would have grouped workers in ten categories, from service employees to managers to executives.

By the tenth of July some 55 amendments had been proposed, which Lansing's motion would have grouped into three categories: explanatory, conditional, and recommendatory.

However, we would have grouped seven more patients correctly as high risk (14%) at the expense of grouping 53 patients (27.6% of the patients without any adverse events) as high risk when they actually were not.

In the absence of admixture, all COI HG3 individuals would have grouped separately from HG1 and HG2.

More specifically, previous studies assessing FTLD-TDP type 1 would have grouped cases with C9ORF72, with GRN mutation cases, and with cases with neither mutation.

The combined chemical companies would have group sales of 1.83 trillion yen $17 billionn).

Tong's proposal would have groups of Kiribati citizens — perhaps 1,000 per year — receive job training and then seek skilled jobs in other nations.

Or that the Brotherhood would have groups in the morgue trying to appropriate the bodies of the murdered and give them Brotherhood funerals – as in the testimony of victim Muhammad al-Senussi's brother.

Teaching took a personal twist, and more often than not I met with students one-on-one, although sometimes I would have groups of 10 to 12 students crammed into my tiny office.

Therefore, the Master Teacher Program was created to fill the vacancies and as a result, over a typical course, students would have groups facilitated by both content experts and process experts.

The first round would have 10 groups of three teams and two groups of two teams with the 12 group winners advancing to the next round.