Sentence examples for characterised many from inspiring English sources

Critics have also characterised many of the deals as largely symbolic and spread over many years, diminishing their value in the context of overall investment in the UK.

He was intolerant of showmanship; for him, music was not entertainment, and he abhorred the showbiz antics that characterised many musical performances in the late 20th century.

Although it inevitably risks over-simplification, he is right to orientate his account around the violence and confrontation that characterised many of the decade's young writers.

It also accounts for the apparent success of a good part of the "financial engineering" that characterised many of the deals of the past decade.

With the naivety that characterised many of her dealings with capitalism, Margaret Thatcher cut higher tax rates (60% until 1988 even under her) and taxed perks in the belief that honest achievement could be more openly rewarded.

Such tenacity underlined his commitment to hard work, and it was that dour, earnest attribute of his personality that also characterised many of the buildings he brought into being.

Such sensitivity is normally associated with physical training so the finding in CFS is anomalous and may well be relevant to vascular symptoms that characterise many patients.

Now his challenge is to prove that Derby's fortunes can be revived without their manager resorting to the mood swings, self-obsession and tunnel vision that characterise many members of his profession.

That same wonderment and admiration characterises many responses to Hannah's work, which re-energises prose in the way that one of his favourite musicians, Jimi Hendrix, re-energised the sound that could be wrung from a guitar.

It is found that strategic behaviour by generators exists and is closely related to the occurrence of the kind of extreme price events that characterise many deregulated electricity markets.

ToxBlot II can assist in characterising many outcomes including processes as diverse as immune system response, receptor biology, signal transduction, protein modification, membrane transport, growth and development, metabolism, oxidative stress and regulation of the cell cytoskeleton.