Sentence examples for been categorised by from inspiring English sources

For a century hotels have been categorised by their guests' budget, or proxies for it, such as the star scale.

Yasuni is home to two indigenous tribes living in voluntary isolation and has been categorised by the UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve and one of the most biodiverse areas in the world.

Each appearance of a party leader has been categorised by the main colour that they were wearing that day (so usually suits for men and dresses for women) and a secondary colour – that is the accent colour or "pop of colour" in fashion parlance (so usually ties for men and shoes/jackets for women).

In Burley's defence, his reign has so far been categorised by the mass withdrawals that were synonymous with the Berti Vogts era, the lack of which helped Walter Smith and McLeish take Scotland so close to Euro 2008 at the expense of France.

The director was outwardly an establishment figure, knighted while the play was in pre-production; the playwright had been categorised by theatre critics as a Marxist (although he disliked such easy and pejorative labels) and a previous piece - The Churchill Play, which questioned the status of a national hero - had become a brief media scandal.

He will criticise the government's approach to industry, which has been categorised by voluntary agreements.

The rest are categorised by region.

All are categorised by age group.

People were categorised by the job they did.

The delays are categorised by the MS Society as unacceptable.

If I was a man I would resent being categorised by this 'wicked willy' view.