Sentence examples for the key categories from inspiring English sources

This matrix is used to define the key categories of outcomes, such as employed and unemployed.

But Nebraska stumbled when it arrived in cinemas last December, and the film's significant nominations at the Oscars – including the key categories of best picture, director, original screenplay, actor and supporting actress – have arrived too late to help.

Jay Rayner, The Observer's Restaurant Critic and awards co-host, said: "What makes the Observer Food Monthly awards matter is that many of the key categories are awarded by serious experts: our readers.

Today's CNN poll doesn't find as much support for the movement, and in the key categories, there are sizable numbers who have no opinion or haven't heard of it.

In the age of super abundance of events and places, landscape becomes one of the key categories through which we can research changes in space and relationship between natural and built environment.

This chapter discusses post combustion capture that is removal of dilute concentrations of CO2 from low pressure combustion byproducts downstream of a combustion system represents one of the key categories of capture technologies that have been investigated by the CCP.

But in the key category it was later changed to one star – the worst, meaning its services were inadequate.

The key category of general merchandise sales, which includes department stores, fell by seven-tenths of 1percentt, following a five-tenths of 1percentt April advance.

The key category here is that of "alienation" which cannot be understood without examining the role of labor and objectification.

An important point to note, however, is that the key category here is the 'sodomite,' which differs from the contemporary idea of 'homosexual'homosexual

In the key category of adults aged 18 to 49, "Almost Human" was easily the top-rated program of the night, with a 3.1 rating/8 share.