Sentence examples for having been categorised from inspiring English sources

Having been categorised as both west coast rock and blue-eyed soul in the 70s (this is from 1972), it's no wonder the Doobie Brothers' music continues to be passed on via DJs of a balearic persuasion.

Stewart was left unclear how the crime had been categorised.

Bidjara has been categorised extinct by the global languages catalogue Ethnologue.

I've manually checked some of the data that has been categorised as JSON and RDF.

"This represents a move beyond those artists who have been categorised at the Young British Artists.

It's on that basis that the 117 grand finals have been categorised.

Therefore, all those on riot sentences have been categorised as vulnerable, a measure normally reserved for a small minority.

Some of the ways the information has been categorised has changed over time, leading to further inconsistencies in counting the data.

Both seem to have been categorised merely as "restructured" borrowers for too long (some banks have now bitten the bullet).

For a century hotels have been categorised by their guests' budget, or proxies for it, such as the star scale.

Corporate volunteering has been evolving over recent years from what could once have been categorised, perhaps a little harshly, as tokenistic, self promotion.