Sentence examples for be categorised as a from inspiring English sources

Under the NHS this would be categorised as a life-threatening "Serious Untoward Incident".

Daniel McLay's first six days in the race climaxed with a third place behind Mark Cavendish and Marcel Kittel in Montauban which had to be categorised as a near-miss.

While the Lord Chamberlain's Men actually existed as a formal entity, many other groupings appear to be categorised as a matter of convenience, a shorthand to label and link playwrights.

Worse, there were signs of aggression that meant it would be categorised as a Grade 3. In retrospect, this became the pattern for the entire year: the news was always worse than we expected.

The more correct title would have been 'Dinner for Schlemiels' or 'Dinner for Putzes.'" Responding in the New York Times, Michael Cieply wonders whether Carell's character might better be categorised as a shmendrik, or even a shlimazl.

Or would you rather watch one person with a microphone try to control what would, if it was happening in the street, be categorised as a "riot" by the police.

At those levels, we would be categorised as an endangered species on the IUCN Red List, existing in even fewer numbers than wild tigers do today.

The move — which, since it's buying developer talent and expertise, might best be categorised as an acqui-hire — will see MagCorp's four developers join Shopgate's existing 132 strong team at its campus in Butzbach, Germany.

Such a dataset allowed us to assess whether any of the populations/lineages sampled deserve to be categorised as an evolutionarily significant unit.

Consumption will be categorised as an ordinal scale of no alcohol, below sensible limit, above limit, and binge drinking using the Department of Health definition 2007 [ 42].

Changes that have occurred in the spheroid body's genome can not be categorised as an obvious example of the former or latter relationship.