Sentence examples for and is characterised from inspiring English sources

It surveys a broad span of time and is characterised throughout by a strong understanding of economics.

Her work pushed the boundaries of monophonic monastic chant of the time and is characterised by its soaring melodies.

Tajikistan is losing the battle against the flow of drugs from neighbouring Afghanistan and is characterised by "cronyism and corruption" emanating from the president downwards.

The union movement is a busted flush, ground down by technological changes and restrictive legislation, and is characterised by a failure to adapt to 21st century realities.

"Our relationship with Kenya and its people has moved on and is characterised by close co-operation and partnership, building on the many positives from our shared history".

Britain's foreign policy has now shrunk into introspection and is characterised by strategic drift with little vision of how to create a safer world.

PNF arises from major nerve branches and is characterised by diffuse long segment nerve involvement [55].

This procedure provides great flexibility in implementation and is characterised by reliable detection results.

Ebola has no known cure, is fatal in 90% of cases and is characterised by bleeding, internally and externally.

Steatosis may also be visualised on computed tomography (CT) and is characterised by decreased parenchymal attenuation (Fig. 1) [4].

Cylindrical bronchiectasis is the most common and is characterised by bronchial dilatation with uniform nontapering or gradual tapering (Fig. 8a).