Sentence examples for characterized until from inspiring English sources
In Port Washington, Emma McMahon, manager of the Daniel Gale MacCrate real estate agency, said the local market for more expensive homes had been characterized until recently by bidding wars among buyers using stock-market profits.
The Ahr River (South Tyrol, Italian Alps) was characterized until the mid-twentieth century by an anabranching and meandering pattern, but starting from the 1960s it underwent intense channel degradation in terms of narrowing, incision, and floodplain disconnection.
This element was little characterized until 1960, when A. G. Maddock and his co-workers in the U.K. produced 130 grams of protactinium from 60 tonnes of waste left after extraction of uranium from its ore.
It wasn't quite a zillion, but enough readers leapt to help that I got a new perspective on a Christmas season that has been characterized until now by how much less we're able to spend, and how bad we feel about it.
IGF-1 was not purified and characterized until more than two decades later [ 15].
Therefore, all class II glycerate kinases (MOFRL family) characterized until now seem to be specific for 2-phophoglycerate formation.
Begins with a description of his mother's temper (Allen remembers his father cowering under the dining table while his mother tried to slap at him), and how her temper accounted for his nervousness, which characterized him until he was able through time and distance to separate from her.
The team's technology breakthrough allows users to overcome the tradeoff between security and ease of use that has characterized wallets until now".
Mr. Day was among those postwar designers who rejected the ponderous, heavyweight pieces that had characterized home furnishings until then.
A problem can be incredibly difficult to solve but cannot be characterized as wicked until it has an indeterminacy of scope and scale.
The Gómez administration (1909 13) set a pattern of graft, corruption, maladministration, fiscal irresponsibility, and social insensitivity especially toward Afro-Cubans that chAfro-Cubans thatn politicharacterized.
