Sentence examples for being able to label from inspiring English sources

As Asia becomes a key new market for most brands, being able to label goods "Made in Britain" is a major selling point.

We become like botanists who think that being able to label a specimen means we know all we need to know about it.

"This is a total game changer in being able to label your data," said AWS CEO Andy Jassy.

Despite the possibility of being able to label a MB with any selected quencher-reporter pair, appropriate selection of the quencher and fluorophore reporter could allow for multiplexing capabilities and also aid the improvement of background signal-to-noise ratio.

This could be further leveraged by the idea that some competitive advantage may accrue for those firms that do so versus those that do not [11], such as being able to label their goods as 'eco-products' [37, 43].

Emotional health comes from being able to label, acknowledge and accept tough emotions, but also move forward from them without getting stuck.

Nobody will be able to label him as soft on national defense".

He wants to be able to label any failures of American foreign policy, the consequences of a refusal to heed his warnings.

A paper published by Andrej Karpathy and Li Fei-Fei at Stanford University describes a computer-vision system that is able to label specific parts of a given picture.

The first episode focused on the question: "What does the vagina vulva even look like?" According to one survey, only half of women aged 26-35 were able to label the vagina accurately.

In one statement he was able to label the Republican base as easily excitable, enamored of "incendiary comments," and thirsty for "outrageous things" to be said about President Obama.