Sentence examples for subcategories from inspiring English sources

Daily working patterns are thought to be a far more accurate measure of understanding why different subcategories of individuals can be driven to excessive alcohol use.

Insurance billing is notorious for breaking down procedures into different subcategories.

AMERICANS claim they loathe Spirit Airlines, the discount carrier that earned the worst possible scores in all six of Consumer Reports' airline-ranking subcategories last year.

On a scale of 1 to 5, it earned worst-possible scores (subscription needed) in all six of Consumer Reports' subcategories: check-in ease, cabin-crew service, cabin cleanliness, baggage handling, seating comfort and in-flight entertainment.

Within each category are several subcategories, which are detailed in the table.

REGULAR Gulliver readers already are already aware of the reputation of Spirit Airlines, the American low-cost carrier that recently earned the worst possible scores in all six of Consumer Reports' airline-ranking subcategories.

Within each category are several subcategories, which are detailed in the table below.

Earlier this month Which MBA? published its first "mini-ranking" of business schools, as part of a series listing the best-performers in different subcategories of our overall survey of the top 100 schools.

To make their point, they divide countries with a debt-to-GDP ratio above 90% into two subcategories: those below 120% of GDP and those above.

Moreover, within any broad category such as "food", the relative weights of subcategories, such as grain and meat, may also have changed, according to Yu Song and Helen Qiao of Goldman Sachs.Does that amount to "fudging the numbers"?

Ethical religions fall into two subcategories.