Sentence examples for characterized statements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama, who ended the war in Iraq and is moving to do the same in Afghanistan, has expressed reluctance to enter a new military conflict and characterized statements by his Republican adversaries as hawkish.

Why the tendentious skepticism about realities in Sudan that has characterized statements by Obama's previous presidential special envoys.

Later he generated more controversy by characterizing statements made by Obama Administration officials regarding the BP oil spill cleanup as sounding "un-American".

The characterizing statements in this study included those with a rank value of ′ + 4′, ′ + 3′, ′-3′, ′-4′.

The characterizing statements of a factor are those with a rank value of '+4'+ '+3', '-4', '-4' in the factor arrays.

The statements of a factor that are located at both extremes in the composite sort are called the characterizing statements [ 16].

However, especially for the case of full articles, it is becoming apparent that more information is required to characterize statements and claims.

In an earlier paper (Wilbur et al., 2006), we introduced criteria for characterizing statements made in the literature along several dimensions, namely: focus (e.g. methodology, scientific discovery or generic), polarity (positive versus negative statement), level of certainty, type of evidence and trend (increase or decrease in certain measurement).

However, during the second phase of line-by-line coding, we characterized individual statements made by LAs and the responses made by students to each LA statement.

Last month, the Hudley-Hayes' campaign had characterized inaccurate statements about a doctorate as a typo.

Coakley characterized the statements as not being confessions requiring voluntary conditions but merely "admissions" that had no such requirement.