Sentence examples for it categorised from inspiring English sources

The red-billed chough, which breeds at lower levels, has been more affected by human activity, and the declines away from its main Alpine breeding areas have seen it categorised as "vulnerable" in Europe.

It categorised headteachers into types; one type is "surgeons".

It categorised lesions into four types with: type A lesions ideal for endovascular approach; type B lesions where endovascular approach is still the preferred technique; type C lesions where surgical approach is preferred and type D lesions where surgery is the option of choice.

Singapore does not have a minimum wage; it categorises S$1,900 per month and below as "low-wage work".

It's why I find the word "manbag" such a bore: it is often used mockingly, and it categorises what I think should be category-free.

Dave's like, it categorises all disrespect to and criticism of any Australian political strategist as extra-sickening high treason & is punishable by hanging, actually that one was Lynton's but he is just too modest to own it #legend.

In their guide to improving the media coverage of female politicians, the Women's Media Centre lists "feisty" as one of the words that should be avoided (it categorises it with "spunky", which is surely a word that nobody should use, ever), describing it as "normally reserved for individuals and animals that are not inherently potent or powerful".

It categorises a message.   5.

Also I feel it categorises certain schools and puts some of them in a bad light.

Based on an extensive literature review it categorises and summarises insights into this transport mode that are covered by the reviewed studies.

It categorises them, discusses physical and accounting measures and reports empirically crude oil loss patterns and factors influencing them on some recent North Sea voyages.