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91 Remember to always use simplicity in design and plant boldly in groups of two or three for a strong impact.

92 Most people form friendships with very small groups of people and strong affiliations with one or two causes.

93 Such actions increased the enmity between the two groups of black activists and led to more conflict.

94 Candidates could be nominated by political parties, party coalitions, or groups of 500 voters.

95 Cluster groups of schools could conduct a joint review, sharing their experiences.

96 The frequency of symptoms or pathogens in different groups of patient was compared by Fisher's exact test.

96 Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

97 On Sunday, the 26 groups of veterans will march, one after another, to a stage for a graduation ceremony.

98 Moreover, lectures can be used for groups of different sizes - an advantage in practical timetabling.

99 Groups of teachers could use them as the basis of informal discussion groups.

100 However, these commentators seem to have forgotten that the level of consciousness of different groups of black people varies.

101 They can be primary or special schools, mixed groups of teaching and outside agency staff.

102 This has been reported to abort cluster headache in small groups of patients with spontaneous or nitroglycerin-induced attacks.

103 The two groups of infants appeared to be similar until five to six weeks after discharge.

104 Groups of two or three male lions try to take over harems of females by forcibly evicting the existing male owners.

105 These measures include being assigned to clients in groups of three or more.

106 At intervals along its length groups of nerve fibres emerge from the spinal column to connect with the peripheral nervous system.

107 To save time, students will be examined in groups of three.

108 This may reflect teachers' beliefs that mathematics by its nature is learned most effectively in groups of homogeneous ability.

109 But in a self-defeating organization(sentencedict.com), dysfunctional attitudes become tenets of belief for entire groups of individuals.

110 Coordination is essential and to this effect there are groups of radio commands that can be used.

111 Let's look at some typical groups of college students in Britain.

112 But on the second landing I found small groups of them with machine-guns lazily overlooking the booking hall.

113 Only two groups of women who make up the Republican base gave Dole strong support: devout evangelical women and homemakers.

114 It is therefore suggested that it may well be necessary to provide help for certain groups of bereaved people.

115 Pupils are seated in groups of up to four around a number of evenly spaced tables.

116 Central reservation systems Large groups of hotels which are linked by computer usually operate their own central reservation system.

117 The respective fates awaiting the two groups of embryos could not be more dissimilar.

118 Many other groups of specialists have also withered away in the face of data processing.

119 Groups of men and youths hung about the street corners.

120 In the genus Echinodorus there are distinct groups of self-fertile and self-sterile species differing in the leaf petioles.