Sentence examples for that categorising from inspiring English sources

In an email, Lane said that categorising binge eating as a psychiatric disorder risks classifying millions of Americans as mentally ill at a time when the country is trying to rein in health care costs.

Fiona Beckett, a prolific food and wine writer who runs the Winematcher website, says that while Hanni has done a lot to dispel snobbery in wine, "I'm not sure that categorising people is helpful.

It is possible to train and improve". Fiona Beckett, a prolific food and wine writer who runs the Winematcher website, says that while Hanni has done a lot to dispel snobbery in wine, "I'm not sure that categorising people is helpful.

Recent literature is unanimous in making the point that categorising continuous predictors should be well justified and motivated, and that, if necessary, the selected criterion for categorisation should be objective and sufficiently validated.

Its earliest search tool was a directory that categorised webpages according to a predetermined hierarchy.

You can reasonably be described as a violent bully and that categorised your behaviour that Sunday afternoon".

Maps that categorise the landscape into discrete units are a cornerstone of many scientific, management and conservation activities.

It sounds like egregious investments and careless spending on the companys' part were some of the things that categorised the first bubble.

These are irrational forms of hatred that categorise certain human beings as inferior and as dangerous based on their race or religious creed.

It is the classic's ability to be both antique, yet modern, its infinite – but never anarchic – plurality that categorises it as classic.

A box that categorises can also limit - if a book can be defined as 'women's writing' it can also be defined as 'only women's writing'.