Sentence examples for identifiable ways from inspiring English sources

Rather, their judgments and decisions deviate in identifiable ways from idealized economic models.

Until now, its policy was to hold onto search data in personally identifiable ways for 13 months.

Although British voters are suspicious of deficit financing and welfare spending, they seem to welcome the prospect of redistributive policies that target the rich and benefit those on modest incomes in identifiable ways that are spelled out in advance.

A great director is usually, even if in invisible but identifiable ways, also a great producer — and that's all the more so now, in the age of independent production, than it was at a time when the studio system thrived.

That could give policymakers identifiable ways to reduce, or at least delay, the impacts of ocean acidification.

Fortunately, whales call to each other and sing in individually identifiable ways, and these songs can travel great distances underwater.

Google has fought hard for its right to hold on to users' searches in a personally identifiable way.

Hertzberg writes that thus far "no citizen's freedom of speech, expression, or association has been abridged by [the programs] in any identifiable way".

The Cepheids vary in brightness in a regular and easily identifiable way, with a quick increase in brightness followed by a slower decline.

In the roughly seven years the programs have been in place in roughly their present form, no citizen's freedom of speech, expression, or association has been abridged by them in any identifiable way.

The things that make a performer special — a particular approach to sound, an identifiable way of turning a phrase or a special measure of eloquence in a certain repertory — are by definition nontransferable.