Sentence examples for making the category from inspiring English sources

SpendingPulse said sales of luxury goods climbed 22.7 percent in March compared with a year ago, making the category one of the best performers last month.

It would be confusing, for instance, to allow both "sports" and "news" as categories, as many news web pages might report sports news, making the category of the page ambiguous.

It is most commonly argued that the sister group of the echinoderms is the hemichordates, both of which are more closely related to vertebrates than to any other group of animals, thus making the category "invertebrate" phylogenetically invalid.

Making the category of refugee the main focus of attention implies that the category can encompass very well educated refugees from a large and modern city to refugees who have spent their entire lives in a refugee camp or in a small village without any schooling; this assumption was also challenged by one of the participants in the study.

It's easy access, it's not hard to enter data, once you know the categories… We've done such a good job of how to enter the data, like making the category simplistic so they can be entered easily -- we've done a lot of work on that.

But as the economy has moved from manufacturing toward service, professionals don't necessarily manage anymore and even low-level workers often need technical expertise, making the categories murkier.

We collapsed several categories of the RIAS system, making the categories broader.

Last year's winner, "Ally McBeal," failed to make the category.

We've become so accustomed to people with continual worries and fears that it's made the category obsolete".

"Innovations have made the category jump," said Mr. Suarez, who cited the example of SwimOutlet.com's selling more than 30,000 Dolphin players last December.

Even as makers of frozen carbonated drinks work on the next diet flavor, none is ready to give up on the sugar-laden slushes that have made the category popular.