Sentence examples for categorised alongside from inspiring English sources

Wright said he was unaware of the paper's use of Whittamore, whose invoices were categorised alongside regular journalistic expenses such as taxis and accommodation, until Operation Motorman was brought to his attention.

Eggs, fortified fat spreads, cereals and some milks can be a source of vitamin D.  A recent World Health Organisation report classed processed meat as carcinogenic, and so products such as bacon and salami found themselves categorised alongside formaldehyde, gamma radiation and cigarettes.

Rockabilly boys are categorised alongside Gothic Lolita girls, a subculture that begins and ends with fashion.

Free text responses were categorised into emergent themes and is reported alongside the quantitative data, to assist in terms of the explanatory power of these findings.

8 In some countries, including the USA and Australia, the 'lifestyle' risk factors of smoking and alcohol (categorised as 'alcoholism') are additionally included in pneumococcal immunisation policy for the polysaccharide vaccine, alongside clinical risk groups (table 1).

It would not be categorised.

Human beings are categorised and, tellingly, divided.

All are categorised by age group.

The first, the overture-like White Ghost Dancing, could almost be categorised as light music, while Edwards's oboe concerto Bird Spirit Dreaming, with the BBC NOW's principal David Cowley tackling the ferociously demanding solo part, was more interestingly eclectic, with sound evocations of Australian nature alongside references to a variety of European traditions.

Categorised But some patients do fight being categorised, especially at first.

Scarlett seems uninterested in how her hobby is categorised.