Sentence examples for categorically short from inspiring English sources

For purposes of the present study sleep duration was used both continuously and categorically: "short sleepers" (<1 SD [more than 1 SD below the mean]: 5 hours), "normal sleepers" (5 hours – 8 hours), and "long sleepers" (>1 SD [more than 1 SD over the mean]: 8 hours).

New tax laws require that you categorically pair up short-term and long-term losses and gains first.

However, the Swiss stopped short of categorically stating the radioactive substance had killed him.

But General Musharraf stopped short of categorically calling for a halt to the bombing during the holy days beginning later this month, and in a news conference with President Jacques Chirac of France the subject did not come up.

As we have noted, Hume's argument falls short of categorically denying that God exists on the ground that there is unnecessary evil in this world.

This disclaimer falls well short of stating categorically that the donor never dealt at all with American Bible.

"Unfortunately, it doesn't categorically rule out any negative short-term impact".

While Mr. Pataki has firmly denounced the budget passed by the Legislature, he stopped short of saying he would categorically veto an increase in the sales tax for New York City.

This is not to categorically rule out the use of violence in the short-term, although we certainly do need to be careful that in using violence we do not act to make things worse than they are.

In short, the problem of extension claims that n-dim extended entities categorically precede n−1-dim extended entities.

Despite this short distance, vegetative movements over an expanse of water would seem unlikely, although transport on vessels cannot be categorically ruled out.The dispersal window was set at 15 October – 8 November.