Sentence examples for categorise such from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to know how to categorise such an enterprise.

How are we to categorise such a topsy-turvy game?

Certainly it was Hannah Glasse, a Northumberland lass, who was the first to categorise such puddings as a speciality of England's largest county in her 1747 cookbook The Art of Cookery, Made Plain and Easy: recipes published prior to this make no such attribution.

And it took years of campaigning before the British government enacted a law in 2010 to ensure that the  "loss of control" defence covers cases in which battered women kill their abusive husbands thus making it possible to categorise such killings as manslaughter, rather than murder.

This suggests that gender is not fixed but fluid because 'gender behaviour is accomplished in the presence of onlookers' (p742) [ 4], who categorise such behaviour as masculine or feminine.

Identifying and categorising such clusters is a crucial step towards manufacturing yield improvement and implementation of real-time statistical process control.

The courts even helpfully categorised such proceedings as being civil, which is very convenient in that it made it so much easier to get hearsay evidence before the courts.

It is unclear how you have defined or categorised such content, or if you are suggesting it should be removed from Twitter.

After four weeks we categorised such the woman as a switched user of the new preparation.

For studies in which the design was not stated, the review authors faced difficulties in categorising such studies hence some of these studies were grouped as non-classifiable.

Gestational age was calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period reported by the mother and categorised such that any delivery from 24 and <37 weeks were termed as preterm birth [ 13].