Sentence examples for would be characterizing from inspiring English sources
Hence, if the UC-N model were appropriate, it would be characterizing an economy whose apparent cycles are actually productivity shocks on the growth rate.
R for 'response'; there was a lot of debate about whether this would be a beneficial response, but it is something that would be characterizing the inflammatory cascade, the innate immune response, that was being turned on in response to infection, trying to understand how systemic it was, and so on.
"Some would be characterized as liberal, some as very conservative.
In Wall Street parlance, these investors would be characterized as trading the contracts "uncovered" or "naked".
His jurisprudence as Chief Justice, Roberts said, would be characterized by "modesty and humility".
Yet to ecologists, he said, such a stock would be characterized as "depleted" — "a very pejorative word".
The President wrote at the end of the memo, almost apologetically, "Unfortunately I think the political guys are right about how it would be characterized.
The consensus then was that the technology recession would be characterized by a "v-shaped curve" with a sharp decline and quick recovery.
But other advisers noted that a direct apology to Mr. Dorismond's family would be characterized as a capitulation by the mayor to his critics.
But few could have predicted that his papacy would be characterized by a series of controversies that have alienated Muslims, Jews, Anglicans and even many Roman Catholics.
They expected to feel a low level of separation anxiety from their child and thought childrearing would be easy and that their relationship would be characterized by warmth, say the study researchers.
