Sentence examples for characterised by three from inspiring English sources

Sexual addiction, says Birchard, is "a pattern of sexual behaviour characterised by three things: a difficulty in stopping and staying stopped; harmful consequences, and preoccupation or obsession".

Indeed, the person who posted the video of the song used horrific images from the movie 1984, a story characterised by three ruthless, totalitarian super-states.

It is agriculture characterised by three things: the industrial-sized growing of a single plant, or "monoculture", genetically engineered crops, and repeated toxic chemical infusions of pesticides and the application of synthetic fertilisers.

In separate work, Hawking worked on the "no hair" theorem of black holes, which states that black holes can be characterised by three numbers – their mass, angular momentum and charge.

It is characterised by three core points: turning or towing back boats of asylum seekers at sea; forcing asylum seekers to live in detention centres across the Pacific in Nauru and Papua New Guinea; and guaranteeing they will never be resettled in Australia.

The bank said: Since the height of the financial crisis, volumes in the UK residential market have been characterised by three distinct phases: stasis (2009/2012), recovery (2013 onwards) and, more recently, a fall, likely driven by pre-election caution and some impact from tougher bank lending criteria.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.

Revolutionary change is rarely straightforward and is often characterised by two steps forward and one step back and, sometimes, two steps back.

Speaking on BBC radio yesterday (around 1 39), he said that the history of match fixing is characterised by two phenomena: low pay for players and illegal gambling.

These profiles were characterised by five parameters.

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is characterised by two major hallmarks.