In studying, therefore, such an apparently simple question as the effect of an act of parliament on wages in a small group of trades we want a general theory which we can use as a kind of index of the factors we have to consider.
On the Briochov Islands at the head of the Yenisei estuary Nordenskiold found a small group of houses which formed a summer fishing post in 1875, but which was deserted by the end of August.
Disillusionment in the 'eighties was mainly confined to a small group of Western-educated Indians who had hoped for better things but did not despair of bringing constitutional methods of agitation to bear upon British public opinion.
The transition seems to be partially effected by a small group of vases which have been styled “Italian Megarian bowls” or “Vases of Popilius,” after the potter C.
It may be convenient to speak here of a small group of monuments in terracotta which illustrate in an interesting manner the achievements of Etruscan painting in the archaic period.
It consists of a small group of bowls and dishes with a dull yellow slip covered with veins of a red colour, producing a variegated effect.
The opponents of commission government maintain, on the other hand, that the plan is undemocratic and oligarchical because it centralizes great power in the hands of a small group.
Two thirds of the developed water power in this country is controlled by a small group of power interests.
Where the open union principle is adopted, Professor Taussig points out, the closed shop is no longer a monopolistic device to shut out competition and raise wages for a small group.
Tusk Shells= are a small group of burrowing marine forms, in which the body is covered by a long, curved shell resembling a tusk in shape.
A small group of islands, Bonia, six hundred miles southeast of Tokio, also belongs to Japan.
One such is the preceptorial system at Princeton and elsewhere, under which the preceptors personally supervise the reading and study of a small group of students and can therefore advise them from personal knowledge of their capacity.
But inasmuch as, in most institutions, the freshman year is still withheld from this free elective plan by the requirement of a small group of general subjects, economics is first open to students in the sophomore year.
It is fair to say, however, that such interest has been confined to a small group of the population, now fast disappearing.
Of course have it, even though it be for a small group only, and very simple as to equipment.
A small group of girls wishing to build their own camp could make two or three lean-tos, using trees five or six inches in diameter, saplings, boughs and vines, the latter for binding the thatch roof to the beams.
Whether it is made to accommodate a small group or an army, all who gather in it must have certain dominant needs provided for.
Since a small group of thoughts is more easily grasped than a large one, paragraphs in journalistic writing are usually considerably shorter than those of ordinary English prose.
A short title consisting of a small group of words yields its meaning at a glance.
The project as now formulated is to establish for immediate use a small group of public kitchens having one central depot.
The term "constitution" is usually applied to an attempt to embody in a single authoritative document, or a small group of documents, the fundamental political institutions of a state.
Instead, therefore, of being a weapon that could be used only in cases of exceptional obstruction by a small group, it became a process applicable at any time to limit debate by the minority.
The evolution of democratically regulated States, as distinct from those ordered in the interests of a small group, or of a special class, is the social counterpart of the development of a comprehensive and common good.
But to pay a man or a small group of promoters a million dollars to supply water or lighting or transportation, seems no more moral than to pay such a salary to a mayor or counsel or superintendent of schools.
On the 10th of March, while the Cavalry Brigade was returning from a reconnaissance, it was fired on by a small group of rebels.
A small group of men may have remained more faithful to Magyar traditions than Liszt and Goldmark, but the results of their efforts are not significant.
More faithful to native characteristics were the efforts of a small group of secondary composers.
During the nineteenth century a small group of men were especially instrumental in transplanting the daintiness and refinement of modern French light opera into indigenous German productions.
Therefore the gesture made in this critical campaign by a small group of abolitionists in nominating Gerrit Smith for president appeared utterly futile to Susan.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "small group" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
