Sentence examples for has since characterised from inspiring English sources

He has since characterised the financial crisis as the worst since the Great Depression.

Fry has since characterised his friendship with Laurie as "untainted by any sort of schoolboy rivalry" and together the threesome went on to dominate the Footlights comedy club, winning the first Perrier award at Edinburgh in 1981.

– to take on such odds in this, an era literary people had long since characterised as the age of the anti-hero".

The authors concluded that RAF kinases suppress their own activation by engaging feedback loops in a MEK-dependent manner and several examples of feedback mechanisms have since been characterised.

Circumstances have since changed.

Things have since changed.

But the commonplace nature of a terrifying encounter is a quick and effective route into the life of a city that has, since the 19th century, been characterised by the rough justice of the gold-rush frontier town.

He cites Ben-Gurion's declaration that Arab rights "must be guarded and honoured punctiliously" with no allusion whatsoever to the discrimination towards its own Arab citizens that has characterised Israel since its birth.

However, little effort has since been devoted to characterising D in more "realistic" model membranes used in reconstitution studies.

11.59am: Meyer says the Anglo-American relationship has been characterised by its "volatility" since 1945, not by its stablity.

He first attracted attention at the 1990 Leeds Piano Competition, when he walked off the platform during the semi-finals because he felt he was not playing well enough, and since then his rise has been characterised by that same meticulous self-criticism, resulting in playing of crystalline transparency and penetrating musical insight.