Sentence examples for try to classify from inspiring English sources

"It is wrong and misleading to try to classify coasting schools based on 2014 data alone.

We try to classify life forms but are often led astray by false resemblances and puzzled by new discoveries.

All of our cases are unclassified first, and as we gather more information we try to classify them".

Everytime there's an election we try to classify ourself politically, but we don't seem to get anywhere.

It's beside the point to try to classify Mr. Hartke's harmonic language, which is loosely grounded in tonality but spiked with atonal complexities.

The New Yorker, November 13 , 1937P. 15 Everytime there's an election we try to classify ourself politically, but we don't seem to get anywhere.

The gold standard for classifying oral cancer is considered clinical stage, and we tried to classify it as accurately as possible by using available personal and medical intervention variables.

The training files that are the basis for artificial classifiers must be truly representative of the taxa they are trying to classify if there is to be any hope for accuracy.

Sexual consent is being radically reframed, but feminists are accused of trying to classify all men as rapists.

Midway through the allotted time, the invigilator observed aloud that many of us seemed to be trying to classify the rock.

They suggest the kinds of tropical specimens that Western colonialists once tried to classify and transplant, often with startling results: some plants never took but others grew out of control in new environments.