Sentence examples for better characterised as from inspiring English sources

No, it's probably better characterised as a scandal-in-waiting.

His relationship with the armed forces may be better characterised as "creative tension" than sun-king arrogance.

In fact the UN process might be better characterised, as per the Saudis' obstructive example, as the sum of many countries' efforts not to cool the planet.

The scheme is better characterised as a rich dad, the government, going to the bank manager and giving him or her a financial inducement to approve a mortgage that the bank manager considered risky".

In a paper in 1989 Mr Bernanke and Martin Parkinson, now the top civil servant in Australia's finance ministry, wrote that rather than providing recovery itself "the New Deal is better characterised as having 'cleared the way' for a natural recovery".

The party's stance may nowadays be better characterised as "populist" or "nationalist", rather that "extreme".

The data presented by Sharma and colleagues in the previous issue of the journal and the previously quoted Australian study support that SpA as well as other autoimmune diseases will be better characterised at the level of gene expression.

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

Science, on the other hand, is better characterised not as a religion, but as a rational process, in which the goal is not the attainment of truth, but the quantification of doubt.

For example, is 'video game addiction' a disorder in and of itself (and therefore special), or is it better characterised like other forms of psychological addiction (gambling for instance), or as an impulse control disorder?

However, his time at the Emirates has been better characterised by poor defensive displays.