Sentence examples for three basic categories from inspiring English sources

This has fallen into three basic categories: accommodation, separatism and confrontation.

News media narratives tend to group horse-race developments into one of the three basic categories: win, lose, or draw.

In practice, voters may think about the economy as falling into one of three basic categories — Good, Bad and Getting Better — rather than along a continuum.

The three basic categories of direct-inhalation injuries are inhalation of dry heat and soot, carbon monoxide poisoning, and smoke inhalation.

Almost two-thirds of spending by people 45 and older is tied to three basic categories -- housing, transportation and food -- according to the results of a 2002 survey conducted by Scarborough Consumer Behavior Research published earlier this year by AARP.

The archaeological contexts and the remains themselves (including pottery, metalwork, sculpture, painting, architecture, animal and human bones, and the humblest objects of daily life) fall into three basic categories: funerary, urban, and sacred.

Camps fall into two basic categories: traditional or specialized.

The industrial uses of tin fall into two basic categories.

These workers fell into two basic categories, based on their quality and their strength.

£10-£3,000: This price bracket covers two basic categories: efficient heating and insulation.

There are seven basic categories, and each organism therefore belongs to at least seven taxa.