Sentence examples for better labels from inspiring English sources

Better labels might have helped the Zuerchers, the San Francisco couple.

Professionalism, creativity, problem-solving, diligence and service seem like better labels for me".

Better labels and fabrics were segregated from the thrift racks, and the word "vintage" replaced terms like "used," "secondhand" and "next-to-new".

Better labels would be "realist" and "liberal internationalist," which, though hardly the stuff of a catchy title, capture the core distinction between Kennan's insistence on the limits of American capabilities and Nitze's more optimistic view.

The updated version includes a few other tweaks as well, including a change to make it easier to manage who's in your group chats, plus VoiceOver improvements in polls, and better labels for some types of Twitter ads, according to the app's update text in the App Store.

Key changes included enhanced, "more reliable" data; more points of interest and better labels to make certain locations like airports, highways and parks easier to find; a cleaner maps interface; and public transit directions — that is, providing people with data about nearby buses, subways and trains.

What Mr. Haass proposes would be much better labeled "cooperation".

The Humane Society of the United States is seeking better labeling of fur.

At the very least, they said, better labeling would help.

It demanded better labeling and a patient-counseling plan.

Indeed, these trips might be better labeled sink-or-swim.