Sentence examples for categories how from inspiring English sources

Most liberals, he said, think about morality in terms of two categories: how someone's welfare is affected, and whether it is fair.

In the same vein, Samuel Alito wondered about the accuracy of the categories: "How do you justify lumping together all Asian-Americans?

Most of the health-related medical information online falls into two categories: how to prepare for the trip, and what to do if something goes wrong.

He explains why the Greeks arranged things in terms of events, not categories; how one Babylonian text that ends with "this is the procedure" is essentially an algorithm; and why the telephone and the skyscraper go hand in hand.

Early in the calendar year, the budget committees in the House and the Senate agree, in broad categories, how much money will be spent in the next fiscal year.

The issues boil down to three categories: how effective is he as an offensive player, how much does he do to help his team score runs once on base, and how much can his defense be applied to his test of greatness when he plays right field?

On the automatic identification of question type involving the main concerns of the asker, Souza et al. [7] conducted an experimental study for the automated classification of Q&A pairs into three categories: how-to-do-it, conceptual, and seeking-something.

Sales of the eventual winner in the best album category, "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb," by U2 (above), changed only slightly after it was nominated.

Musicals constitute a major category: how songs of stage and screen found devotees in millions of people who never saw a Broadway show.

If we miss a bunch of kids in the age birth to 5 category, how can we know what's to come in terms of our elementary school needs?

Ization to this category, how disruptive could it be.