Sentence examples for are now labeled from inspiring English sources

(Since the merger of AT&T and Cingular, incoming lines are now labeled Cingular only).

(In the nomenclature of the new, forget cool, which is no longer hot. Lists that used to classify people and places as In and Out are now labeled "What's Hot and What's Not").

Apparently for Obama and Duncan, supporting Teach For America — whose first-year recruits are now labeled "highly qualified" after just five weeks of training — is as much a priority as reopening the federal government after a 16-day shutdown.

In so doing, he confronts what are now labeled as proximate versus ultimate causes (and, in a long-outdated dichotomy, "nature vs. nurture").

One of their major accomplishments was to create a formal list of such provisions, which are now labeled "tax expenditures". Both the Treasury Department and the Joint Committee on Taxation now produce annual lists of major tax expenditures.

In Ohio, all of these folks are now labeled Republicans.

Where people once simply referred to each other as Muslim, they are now labelled Wahhabist, Sufi or Shia – and these labels, meant to suggest links to foreign political agendas, often accompany accusations of sinister intent.

Yet his performance was more effective than the headlines often made out, even if his carelessness about image-building must at times have been the despair of what are now labelled spin doctors.

Many landmarks are now labelled, as are the notorious prison labour camps and nuclear research sites.

A subset of the ChemSpider resource (a small percentage of items are now labelled as 'Open Data' and there is a stable identifier system).

You are now labeling anyone who criticizes you a "Christophobe".