Sentence examples for characterize the issues in from inspiring English sources

Given this logical point, and given the historical ways thinkers have understood themselves, it seems unhelpful to characterize the issues in (i) as constituting an absolute-relative debate, hence our use of the term 'true' instead of 'absolute'absolute

This is how a consortium of opponents, including Shiva, characterized the issue in a position paper titled "Reckless Driving: Gene Drives and the End of Nature": Imagine that by releasing a single fly into the wild you could genetically alter all the flies on the planet — causing them all to turn yellow, carry a toxin, or go extinct.

The undergraduate apprentice(s) will use this software to make a mapbook of useful visualizations that characterize the issue of farmland access for use in policy presentations.

All cited characterize the issue as one of free speech.

We characterize the ethical issues in terms of environmental injustice because those who might live in the future are the ultimate socially disempowered group.

Several lawmakers characterized the issue as something of a litmus test for Mr. Bush.

This paper characterizes the critical issues in making tungsten work as a plasma-facing material for a DEMO and cites past work as well as current experiments, modeling and materials and component development.

Would you like to characterize the federal issue that you think governs this?

Future investigations are needed in various ethnic populations, in order to characterize the associated factors in this issue and so that preventive strategies can be managed in different target groups to be ethnicity- and culture-specific.

Here's a suggestion, inspired perhaps by this weekend's rally: Can't we stop characterizing one another and discuss the issues in a thoughtful and collegial manner?

This will clarify such issues as "when to look" and "when to pay a price" (e.g., test size and power) and characterize such issues in the context of pharmaceutical industry drug development.