Sentence examples for which includes categories from inspiring English sources
The two main sources of low-carbon energy are renewables – which includes categories such as solar, wind, hydro, biomass and marine energy – and nuclear.
Still, for some, the best part about the Latin Grammys finally arriving in New York is not the sentimental link to the past, but the prospect of matching one of the most diverse awards shows — which includes categories for Mexican regional music styles alongside salsa, merengue, pop and rock — with one of the most diverse Latino populations in the country.
FUNC-hyper was run with parameter −c 10, which includes categories with at least ten genes in it.
The fact is, we were more curious about the fine points of the judging process of the show, which included categories like "most acrobatic" and "best dangling bits".
More than 6,000 properties from 82 countries were honoured in the awards, which included categories for luxury, bargain, service, small hotels, and B&Bs and inns.
And entries in an array of agriculture and horticulture competitions — which included categories like tallest stalk of corn, largest zinnia and heaviest pumpkin in the 200-pound-plus range — were down.
By 2005, the Academy Awards nominated approximately 66 films associated with Jake Eberts which included categories such as Best Picture and Best Documentary.
This characteristic was subsequently recoded into two: "standard family" as before, and "non-standard family" which includes the categories of "single-parent" and "other".
Overall, major crime — which includes seven categories like murder, rape, robbery and auto theft — was down 11percentt from last year.
I particularly enjoyed the diagram titled "Things People Say to My Dog," which includes such categories as "Rhetorical Questions" ("Who's a good boy?") and "Baby Talk" ("Wookit your little tail!").
An investigation by VICE News in February revealed that World-Check had profiled 2.7 million individuals and organizations in its classification system, which includes the categories "terrorism" and "Politically Exposed Person" (PEP).
