Sentence examples for characterize today from inspiring English sources

And it's a good example of the eccentricity, as we'll characterize today, of Roman tomb architecture in general.

"I think you could characterize today as a very sad day," the lead prosecutor, Ama Dwimoh, said after the day's session.

Soviet delegates declined to characterize today's meeting.

Firstly, batch operations are inherently flexible, which renders them ideal for volatile conditions that characterize today's markets.

It's civil, the two discussing policy with none of the snarky got-yous that characterize today's televised debates.

Unfortunately, what we characterize today as "green cars" are simply marginal improvements on traditional and insufficient technologies.

This might all seem ancient history, except that it's also very much a part of the rhetoric that will likely characterize this year's election.

In the second, Ma et al.2 used similar analyses to characterize 1,699 cancers across 6 types of cancer tissue, particularly leukaemias.

But in years where there's a lot of investor insecurity, and a lot of negative headlines, which may characterize this year, value tends to outperform.

Eventually, our curiosity got the best of us, and after some quick browsing, we noticed the variety of awesome art installations that characterize 2014's first festival weekend.

Functional assays were used to characterize p27P69L and p27W76X in vitro.