Sentence examples for now characterized more from inspiring English sources

Of all the city's boroughs, gentrification is arguably most visible there; its community cafes now artisanal bakeries and bouji butchers, its housing situation now characterized more by $3 million two-bed flats than affordable accommodation for the families who've been living there for generations.

In 2007, during a talk with high-school students, he used what he now characterizes more delicately as "the F-bomb" as he read verbatim from nasty Internet postings about him and his family.

In the early 1960s, during Bob's tenure at what is now the Instituto Evandro Chagas, he isolated and characterized more than 50 tropical arboviruses, most of which were new to science.

DnB NOR's Isfeldt said BP remained his top pick in a sector now characterized by a more defensive approach to capital spending.

Corruption and mismanagement have been persistent problems in the isolated, quickly organized missions thousands of miles from New York that now characterize much more of the organization's work.

"His doctors have now characterized his status as serious.

The left cancellability of connections is now characterized as follows.

The zebra finch peptidome and prohormone complement is now characterized.

The antigen is now characterized as cancer/testis antigen 45 (CT45).

The article continued: "More important is the anticipated strength of the pattern, which NOAA forecasters now characterize as 'weak'".

Answers to these and many more questions separate good quality public opinion research from the hit and run poll-liferation that now characterizes our number crunching campaign coverage.