Sentence examples for many characterised from inspiring English sources

A number of historians have described the pro-Malay policies as designed merely to preserve the position of the British, rather than to strengthen that of the Malays; many characterised the British approach as one of "divide and rule", keeping "the races at just the right distance from each other to have the disparate elements of Malaya work in remote harmony".

Aside from a proposed role at HOT regions, our analysis indicated Dichaete binds to and is active at many characterised regulatory elements.

Many were characterised by a playful, party atmosphere.

Acerbic, with an undertow of sentimentality, its qualities in many ways characterised Berle himself.

Thus he stood against the seigneurial contempt for landscape and people that many felt characterised Nicholas Ridley, then secretary of state for the environment.

Just as Churchill represented and helped to release one sort of Britishness in 1940 and Thatcher another in the 80s, so Bevan could have given political expression to that movement of enfranchisement of the many, which characterised the culture of the late 50s and 60s.

And though not all contexts providing coding classes are inscribed by the same conditions, many are characterised by socio-economic brokenness and its effects (Chmelewski 2015).

Formed by storm tides as early as the 10th Century, the Wadden Sea is responsible for the distinctive formations of its many islands, characterised by high sand dunes and lush, wide beaches on the open sea side and a shallow coast towards the mainland.

However, not all vents are like this, in particular many are characterised by more diffuse flow regimes and lower temperatures.

The vasculature signature observed here contains many well characterised markers of endothelial cells as well as less well characterised endothelial genes.

Chronic heart failure (CHF) is a major public health problem in many regions characterised by significant mortality and high hospitalisation rates, as well as poor quality of life.