Sentence examples for be in the categories of from inspiring English sources

In particular, he blamed the exclusion from the bargaining unit of several workers, mainly supervisors, office workers and security guards, that the labor board found to be in the categories of managers or excluded employees.

"He would be in the category of a walker," Ms. Greeven of Manhattan File said.

But it's definitely an honor to be in the category of those players".

(I wrote today, over at Daily Comment, about secret law, post-9/11; this might be in the category of pretend law).

I got a lot of work to do, especially to be in the category of a player like Von Miller.

We did not consider ourselves to be in the category of a vulnerable group.

The reproductive health workers in the current study reported teenage pregnancy to be in the category of high risk pregnancies.

But the really impressive figures were in the categories of people who have suffered the most.

The selected alcoholic beverages were in the categories of spirits, wines and herbal bitters.

It is clearly shown that the majority of diagnoses were in the categories of respiratory and digestive system diseases.

In the present study, the highest mean scores were in the categories of somatization, anxiety, and depression and the lowest ones were in the categories of psychoticism and phobic anxiety.