Sentence examples for were being categorized from inspiring English sources

As that was happening and you were being categorized with artists like Paul Winter and Paul Horn, what was your reaction to that?

John Shafer, manager of the tax-exempt division in the IRS Cincinnati office had told congressional investigators that BOLOs were applied not for purposes of punishing conservative groups, but to ensure that similar organizations were being categorized and screened by the same group of IRS officials.

The hard part is being categorized.

They haven't even had a chance to get started in secondary education, and already they're being categorized.

"It's not just about transgender people, it also refers to a wide-range of what is being categorized as 'psychological disorders' that have nothing to do with ability to drive".

They also question the way attacks are being categorized, citing the example of a professor who was beaten up on a tram in Warsaw for speaking German, an incident that was not classified a hate crime.

We also found in Figure  2 that within one raw data source you may have variation year to year in how claims visits are being categorized.

A more practical approach to avoiding semantic confusion is not to reform our language but to be clear about what type of units are being categorized in a particular classification.

A methodological challenge in assigning an exact cause of death using the VA method is also reflected in the proportion of deaths that are being categorized as "not-classified".

Crashes occurring in the period from Friday at 6 00 pm until Monday at 5 59 am were categorized as a weekend crash.

But it's also that I've resisted being categorized -- being a mature adult with a clear identity.