Sentence examples for years characterized from inspiring English sources

And Frank L. Raiter, who was the head of mortgage ratings at Standard & Poor's for 10 years, characterized the failures at that company by saying simply: "Profits were running the show".

To put the best possible spin on the war, Southern writers in the post-bellum years characterized the South's shattering defeat as an honorable effort against impossible odds, Mr. Gallagher said.

Associates from that time said that she was aware of Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden and what her husband has in recent years characterized as his intense focus on them, but that she made no aggressive independent effort to shape policy or gather information about the threat of terrorism.

Productivity was measured in two cropping years characterized by summer drought conditions.

The percentage of years characterized by drought was 44.62% for R1, 50.77% for R2 and 46.15% for R3.

Polymyalgia rheumatic is a syndrome that affects people over 50 years, characterized by pain and stiffness of shoulder and pelvic girdle.

High pressure, a low carbon and chemical content, isolation, complete darkness and the probable excess of oxygen in water for millions of years characterize this extreme environment.

And accounts of his high school student years characterize him as "a nerd and a motor mouth," which covers the "weirdness" angle that all these accusations of high-profile murder require.

An h index of 40 after 20 years of scientific activity characterizes outstanding scientists, likely to be found only at the top universities or major research laboratories and an h index of 60 after 20 years characterizes truly unique individuals.

There are numerous data over the last 20 years characterizing age, gender, and anatomic differences in cadaveric specimens of bone [ 13, 45, 52, 64, 67, 68, 94].

The mean age at surgery in this study was 52.7 years, and the average age at onset was less than 40 years, characterizing the group, on average, as a young-onset age group.