Sentence examples for It will be characterised from inspiring English sources

He believes it will be characterised by decentralisation, bottom-up change, flat organisations and networks, systems thinking, flexibility and collaboration.

Resistance to it will be characterised as a fear of scrutiny; a compelling argument if we didn't conduct our work in public.

"I think I'll be characterised as a Scrooge but I see it as a serious issue.

Given the uncertainty and wealth of central bank influence, it is likely that today's trading will be characterised by substantial volatility and choppiness.

It is envisaged that the B3G era will be characterised by advances in the infrastructure, the applications/services supported, and the business model.

However, it is obvious that patients examined in outpatient settings will be characterised as having relatively low cardiovascular risk, and a determination of PVD incidence is substantially complicated compared to patients admitted to the hospital as a result of various cardiovascular events who, therefore, had higher cardiovascular risk.

The final algorithm will be characterised based on its sensitivity and specificity, and positive and negative likelihood ratios.

The final clinical rule will be characterised based on its sensitivity and specificity, and positive and negative predictive values.

He says that it is being designed to attract wealthy buyers whose way of life will be characterised by "high levels of personal consumption and large per-capita eco-footprints".

And so it is proposed that we ought to learn to anticipate that our engagements with boys and men will be characterised by dynamism, contradictions and contestations whose final goal is to resist transformation, frustrate change and conserve existing relations of gender power.

The match will be characterised not by fear but by motivation.