Sentence examples for so categorized from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging the use of what is called nonconforming golf equipment — so categorized because the U.S.G.A. has deemed it not conforming to its rules — is becoming unavoidable.

Likewise if only remuneration paid in cash were so categorized, other forms of payment would be used.

Wasn't it also still a time when music on the radio was kind of crossing over a bit, before it got so categorized?

For instance, at least half of my students (and often many more) were on IEPs and ELLs, I have never heard of a neighborhood high school like Mastery's Shoemaker where only 13% of the students were so categorized.

Only 10% of unpublished papers were so categorized because of insufficient priority to warrant publication; 81% of positive trials and 70% of negative ones were published, suggesting a publication bias of perhaps 13% [ 25].

A blinded Central Adjudication Committee (CAC) reviewed reports of all re-operations as soon as possible after each event was reported to the methods center, decided if a re-operation meeting study criteria had occurred, and if so, categorized the nature of the re-operation.

So categorizing a consumer based on one phone call could be commercially irrelevant over the long-term.

There are hundreds of different accents within the United Kingdom, so categorizing them all as a British accent is rather incorrect; wherever you go, you will find an unbelievable variety of different pronunciations.

Yet not all the interactions with the police can be so easily categorized.

To delve into the history of the Browns is, however, to find that neither John nor Moses is so easily categorized.

He insists he is a progressive, except when he insists he is a fiscal conservative, except when he insists he is not so easily categorized.