Sentence examples for we categorise from inspiring English sources

Should we categorise Twitter as a technology company or a media company?

You could argue that why should we categorise clothes in the first place?

This is true of all groups of the population, however we categorise them - whether they are middle class people or specific minority ethnic groups.

His zesty use of idiom has always tacked riskily close to cliché and to a recognisable and secondhand language by which we categorise and generalise without needing to think.

Private Passions has forced me too to think about how erroneously we categorise music, so that while professional devotees of a Boulezian bent might not care for Shostakovich, Poulenc or Britten, the amateur music lover could not give a monkey's for these strictures of fashion but gaily mixes and matches all in the wonderful untutored innocence of self-found experience.

Yet if this level of emissions seems irresponsibly high – which it surely is in a carbon-constrained world trying to avert the risk of dangerous climate change – then how should we categorise 3.7bn tonnes of CO2-e, a figure more than triple that from the Keystone XL proposal?

We could not further our charity's aims as successfully if we categorised our supporters into different domains.

That was how we categorised ourselves in the dressing room – you were either a nerd or a Julio.

Therefore, we categorised this class as the 'no pain class'.

We categorised studies as being based on cumulative-incidence or incidence-rate methods.

For each indicator, we categorised the data by year during preprocessing to facilitate parallelisation by the MapReduce framework.