Example sentences of "[n mass] [prep] different backgrounds " in BNC.

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1 At any gathering of the faithful , he will stay up until the small hours debating ideas with all and sundry , pulling people with different backgrounds into the same conversation .
2 Secondly , the difficulties of elderly people from different backgrounds are exacerbated by the incipient and institutional racism and abuse in our society , a degree of hostility which had not been expected .
3 It is , therefore , only natural to experience some pain when two different people from different backgrounds , with a different make-up and personal history , get together .
4 David Finkelhor ( Finkelhor , 1986 ; Finkelhor and Baron , 1986 ) has reviewed a variety of American surveys of adults in order to assess the information provided about the relative risk of people from different backgrounds experiencing sexual abuse during childhood .
5 Making it work with people from different backgrounds and different cultures can be exciting and life-enhancing .
6 People from different backgrounds , different eras and with different levels of education will inevitably respond in a variety of ways to the same texts .
7 If you watch an effective policeman or nurse giving the same information to a row of people from different backgrounds , you will be surprised at the range and flexibility of the instinctive code switching .
8 You know I 've always believed that people from different backgrounds should n't mix , it 's not fair on the children .
9 We love matching people from different backgrounds who do n't know each other .
10 He continues : What was so surprising about Executive Stretch was that after just two days a group of 10 people from different backgrounds could gel into a team .
11 The Peace People group , though , has its own views on how to go about promoting harmony between people from different backgrounds in Northern Ireland .
12 Eileen has treated a variety of people from different backgrounds for a range of conditions including back problems , PMT and stress .
13 I agree completely with J Derrick McClure and William Neill ( Points of View , 11 February ) about the need for Scottish people to recognise and respect the views of people from different backgrounds in this country .
14 His theory is that leukaemia is a rare response to a much more common but , as yet , unidentified infection which is transmitted when large numbers of people from different backgrounds come together .
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