Sentence examples for should not be characterised from inspiring English sources

In an illustration of how Labour had "got things wrong" on immigration, Miliband said that people who worry about immigration should not be characterised as bigots – a reference to Brown's description of Duffy.

Instead the former US envoy thanked all sides for their efforts and insisted the lack of agreement should not be characterised as a failure.

As circuitry abnormalities and connections between measured hippocampal regions have not been characterised in ephrin-A2 -/- mice, it is unknown whether these measures should be considered independent for statistical analyses.

The γ1 subunit gene promoter region has not been characterised.

However, its function has not been characterised to date.

The ε subunit gene promoter has not been characterised.

Research suggests that Trump's core support should not be simply characterised as the white working class.

This omission has had major implications to data-analysis, too often based on techniques and procedures designed for linear phenomena, which should not be applied to systems characterised by non-linearity, self-organisation and constant change, fragmented but highly interconnected, history-dependent and counter-intuitive [ 3].

But Mr Carney insists this should not be seen as "generalised and persistent declines in prices" of the sort that could be characterised (in his vocabulary) as "deflation".

Chacon (2012) argues that crimmigration in the United States can be characterised as 'over-criminalizing': creating too many crimes and criminalising things that should not be crimes.

Indeed, the absence of resorption capability, the detachment from bone surface and the presence of apoptosis markers characterise these OC and their presence should not be identified as active OC.