Sentence examples for into a single category from inspiring English sources

Some studies draw on datasets combining violent extremists and school shooters into a single category.

But he dislikes the idea of lumping art and design into a single category.

It lumps political participation and human rights into a single category.

To lump opponents of Wall Street or international treaties into a single category of anti-Semitism reveals either intellectual confusion or intellectual dishonesty.

"People don't feel so sad for Don," Mr. Hamm said, reporting that viewer comments generally fall into a single category: "What is wrong with you?

To get to the findings that have made headlines today, we grouped those who describe themselves as "a little" and "very" prejudiced into a single category ("some prejudice").

In conversation, Mr. Ting touched on another point: the wide varieties of Asian identity, and the general western tendency to lump all Asians into a single category.

Similarly, major injuries and fatalities were also grouped into a single category.

Sometimes accomplishments and achievements are grouped together into a single category of performances [Kenny 1963].

Of course, it is hard to classify any startup into a single category.

Patients had to fit into a single category for both measurements to be included in the study.