Sentence examples for characterised the issue from inspiring English sources
The bills have many heavyweight supporters in the entertainment industries, which has characterised the issue as a battle between Hollywood and Silicon Valley.
The sanctions against Sterling, which appeared to be the most punitive available to the NBA, were greeted with jubilation by prominent players, some of whom had characterised the issue as a defining moment for the league, 70% of whose players are black but whose team owners are overwhelmingly white.
As rapidly cycling intestinal stem cells become increasingly well characterised, the issues of dynamism and plasticity in stem cell compartments suggests that time and resources should also be directed towards the understanding of this lesser known but equally important intestinal stem cell population.
For each topic, monitors try to characterise the issue in words from the group; they report this together with the result used to spur the focus group discussion.
Part of the problem is a lack of accurate, population-based information characterising the issues and informing solutions.
Suddenly the article I'd thought would be an interesting and insightful take on the subject became little more than another voice added to the collective hand-wringing and navel-gazing that seems to have characterised the response to this issue.
Kline also criticised the wide variety of political issues that characterised the film, though added that "maybe this helps us begin to understand what life must have been like under such an oppressive government".
Now, over the last several weeks, we have seen a return of the politicisation of these issues that have characterised the last several years.
Sinclair issued a glossy sales brochure which characterised the vehicle as a part of an ongoing exercise in "cutting giants down to size, turning impersonal tyrants into personal servants".
A stubborn negativity characterised the insurrection.
Jackson characterised the mood inside the shipyard as "sour".
