Sentence examples for falling into categories from inspiring English sources

Indeed, rather than falling into categories of diagnoses, most mass murderers fall into categories of mental derailments: the psychopath, the delusionally insane and the suicidally depressed.

If you ask market researchers or advertising executives, you might hear about the difference between "rational" and "emotional" buying decisions, or about products falling into categories like "hedonic" or "utilitarian" or "positional".

With this goal, protocols that rely on positioning information falling into categories 3 and 4 are most suitable.

Students' acceptance of the theory of evolution was identified falling into categories such as strong, reserved and partial-acceptance.

However, only 401 judgments were considered for this study as judgments falling into categories having less than six instances were discarded.

Species falling into categories I-VIII and further sub-categories are indicated in this table, according to their abbreviations.

Resources fall into categories of equipment and staff.

Other kinds of disagreements also fall into category (a).

These ads fall into several categories.

Nightmares themselves fall into two categories.

Blurbs seem to fall into two categories.