Sentence examples for once categorized from inspiring English sources

The endless Internet ideas once categorized under the acronyms B2C (business to consumer) and B2B (business to business) are now being retrofitted with new definitions that satirize the entrepreneurs who hawked them.

The economist Albert Hirschman once categorized this type of conservative argument as the "argument from perversity," that a proposed policy change will actually have the opposite effect of its intended one.

The catwalk lines themselves, which were hard to find in stores beyond the brand's own and which were once categorized by the former chief executive Tom Murry as "a marketing expense," seemed almost incidental; sales accounted for less than 5percentt of the business.

Once categorized, a secondary analysis was conducted to detect the presence of correct conceptions and misconceptions.

The ruling goes into the history of the crime of bestiality, which was once categorized as "buggery" and/or "sodomy".

Even electric razors, in my opinion, were once categorized right along with the Father's Day holiday tie or carbon golf tees.

Once we categorized people, we could compare job offers and compensation.

Making for an even richer feast is Grimes's introduction, a cogent account of how we've gone from being a people who once carelessly categorized all pastas as "macaroni" to a nation that knows its rigatoni from its rotelli.

And once you categorize your transactions, it can find tax deductions for you.

Once we categorize someone a Type A Direct type, it's practically guaranteed that they show up tomorrow as a Type C Feeler type.

For a small country, you need a strong solidarity element and once you categorize people, you will have to have a lot of cross subsidies across different groups" (Donor actor).