Sentence examples for and was characterised by from inspiring English sources
His work in this period stripped away the previous extravagance and was characterised by a new precision of language.
The Salvadoran civil war, which started a decade later, went on for much longer and was characterised by torture, death squads and ruin.
That gives you the bullet points: there'll be an emissions trading scheme with a floating price (unlike the scheme when in government, which began with a fixed price and was characterised by Tony Abbott as a tax), and a bigger RET.
The music was called ska and was characterised by a brass-driven, jazzy instrumental sound; hundreds of tracks were produced at Coxson's headquarters Studio 1 at Brentford Road, a thoroughfare renamed Studio One Boulevard four days before its owner died of a heart attack on May 5 2004.
This initial Pitcairn Island colony experienced population bottlenecks and was characterised by minimal migration and consanguinity.
The formation of ZnO NPs was confirmed by colour changes and was characterised by UV Visible spectrophotometer.
The conflict has torn open ethnic divisions and been characterised by human rights violations.
Her work pushed the boundaries of monophonic monastic chant of the time and is characterised by its soaring melodies.
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.
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.
Both countries are oriented along a north-south axis, and are characterised by varied terrain, long shorelines, and abundant agriculture, ranching and vineyards.
