out-group

Our out-groups are the groups to which we are not equal to in terms of status and thus do not belong to.

Buy-out groups in the US are having their busiest month on record after launching nearly $82bn-worth of bids since the beginning of May.

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, one of the world's largest buy-out groups, is soon expected to announce the closing of a $4bn Asia fund.

The stock market had soared but was beginning a descent and none of the buy-out groups wanted to pay peak prices.

Buy-out groups may also be tempted to refinance a company's balance sheet to pay dividends to equity holders.

Whereas buy-out groups consider America a maturing market, they regard the old world, especially continental Europe, as a land of promise.

Such companies look ideal from the point of view of buy-out groups.

As results trickled out, groups of opposition supporters celebrated in the streets of Lahore, Rawalpindi and Karachi.

"Buy-out groups are living dangerously, " said Steven Bavaria, head of S&P's bank loan ratings business.

Buy-out groups must brace for greater shocks to their business model than the taxation of carried interest as income alone.

UK buy-out groups have responded by promising a voluntary code of conduct.

Some buy-out groups have already compromised on fees.

Because the mega buy-out groups raised $10bn-plus funds and floated on stock markets, investors say their alignment of interests is weaker.

We need to know that fish and amphibians were outside the Amniota in order to use them as 'out groups'.

The method is most reliable when the closely related species that could be used as out groups all suggest the same inference;

This is a good way to separate out groups of data, and avoid namespace conflicts; for example, two elements in the document are named