Sentence examples for fall into two general categories from inspiring English sources
Early reactions to the draft fall into two general categories.
There are countless varieties of clams and other bivalves, but for practical purposes in the northeastern United States, they fall into two general categories: hard-shell and soft-shell.
There are several technical and economic problems in the recycling of plastics; they fall into two general categories: (1) identification, segregation (or sorting), and gathering into central stations and (2) the economics of recovering value.
WHAT YOU'LL PAY Only detached homes are permitted in Malba, where houses fall into two general categories: older and usually built in the 1920s to 1950s, or bigger and newer.
The campaigns, by WikiLeaks supporters, to defend the group against efforts to make it go away fall into two general categories: first, counterattacks on companies that have made things harder for WikiLeaks MasterCardrd and PayPal, for example — many organized by something called Anonymous; and, second, the mirroring of the site in almost too many places to count, let alone shut down.
Regarding perception, for example, Klein and his colleagues discovered that people fall into two general categories: levelers, who perceive similarities between things and overlook differences, and sharpeners, who see contrasts and maintain a high level of awareness of differences between stimuli.
Although the Committee has strayed somewhat from its original mandate to honoring organizations rather than persons, including the Red Cross, the Friends Service Committee and Doctors Without Borders, the prizes to individuals have fallen into two general categories.
Based on our review, studies that utilized models fell into two general categories: a) those that reconstructed exposure levels from NHANES biomarker data (reverse modeling), and b) those that compared biomarker measurements to model-predicted biomarker estimates (forward modeling).
Bariatric surgery falls into two general categories: purely restrictive procedures such as the laparoscopic adjustable gastric band devices, which appear to improve diabetes via weight loss, and procedures bypassing the proximal gut, such as the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGB) or newer gastric sleeve procedures.
What they want, what they need and what they are not certain that they will get from Israel fall into three general categories: construction materials to rebuild houses and offices destroyed during the war Israel launched in late 2008 in retaliation for Hamas rocket fire; freedom of movement in and out of Gaza; and ample raw materials to allow manufacturing to resume, and with that, job creation.
