Sentence examples for characterized today from inspiring English sources

Even the freeways, dreamed up by oft-maligned Robert Moses to be smooth ribbons of asphalt arcing gracefully between buildings and along waterways, can be best characterized today by their faded lane markings, potholes, and warped asphalt that seems calculated to fling your vehicle from the road.

The American statement characterized today's security meeting as "positive and constructive".

One government official characterized today's cease-fire as "heavily imposed by NATO".

Nonetheless, Mr. Bush characterized today's session, the first of a three-day summit meeting, as "a new day in the history of Russian-American relations, a day of progress and a day of hope".

Many of the extant miRNA genes characterized today may have evolved beyond recognition to their progenitor TEs, while others may have originated from other genomic re-structuring mechanisms that juxtapose short inverted repeats [59].

Therapeutic management of cancer improved during the past decade and is characterized today by a significant increase in patient's survival rates.

But while the mayor was expressing doubts about Mr. Levy's performance as recently as two weeks ago, his aides characterized yesterday's meeting as "productive" and "valuable".

The president characterized next week's talks in the United Nations as "final deliberations," a signal that Mr. Hussein may have only weeks left before an American attack.

He characterized this year's presidential election as a fight to reclaim the country for the working class.

A flurry of commentary ensued, filling the strange political vacuum that that has characterized this summer in Moscow.

On the NBC side, both Mr. Roberts and the NBCUniversal chief executive Stephen B. Burke characterized this year as an investment year.