Sentence examples for rough categories from inspiring English sources
They fall into three rough categories.
admissions officials divide folders into three rough categories: clearly acceptable (about 15 to 20percentt of the pool), clearly not acceptable (about 10percentt) and the large gray middle that absorbs most of their time.
A few days after I write this, Freedom House, an NGO in Washington, D.C., will be out with its annual Freedom in the World rankings, breaking down the world's nations into three rough categories: Free, Partly Free and Not Free.
Today, we've broken the blogs down into rough categories, provide RSS feeds for each blog and an aggregated OPML feed for those of you who'd like to subscribe to all of them.
As Talmy (1983 , 1988 2000) analyzed and others have documented (e.g., Daniel & Tversky, 2012; Denis, 1997; Tversky & Lee, 1998), words in languages all over the world schematize information about space and action in space into rough categories like "close" and "far," "here" and "there," "up" and "down," "forward" and "backward," "push" and "pull," and "turn".
He breaks down his customers into a few rough categories.
"WTC 9/11," a string quartet created in 2010 by the composer Steve Reich, falls into the same rough category but varies sharply in its approach and tone.
In the first step, a sample of six randomly selected transcripts was used to create a rough category scheme.
For this paragraph only the results for the rough two categories system is presented.
Besides this rough two categories classification system, we considered the categorization of discharge interventions put forward by Parker et al. [ 81] as a useful additional framework for ordering the results of the included reviews.
Identify your main strengths and interests as a student and group them into rough academic categories such as "math and engineering," "social sciences," or "policy studies.
