Sentence examples for broad label from inspiring English sources

But between the caricatures on one end and the deification on the other end, those with an opinion of Tebow — and that counts just about everyone — may not have an understanding of his religious beliefs beyond the broad label of evangelical Christian.

The LAPD ground truth supports the broad label of topics P-AG as violent crime.

Alternative medicine is a broad label that includes everything from herbal remedies and acupuncture to massage and meditation.

The resulting conceptualization of manic-depressive insanity (MDI), as Kraepelin defined it, was distinguished from dementia praecox (later revised by others to "schizophrenia"), thus breaking down the broad label of insanity into two different illnesses (Torous and Keshavan 2014).

"We continue to expect Macugen to receive a broad label to treat all subtypes of AMD [age-related macular degeneration] and project an early 2005 U.S. launch," it said.

But using Trump's glib and broad label of "swamp" to describe the individuals (alligators) he's selecting to serve in his administration is the easy criticism.

Needlessly broad labels like "pro-business" obfuscate whose interests really are at stake.

The Kaufman & Broad tract-home model, which Broad labelled the Award Winner, was priced at $13,740, and the company sold fourteen houses the first weekend.

That's why I think that GMO labeling should include what proteins are put into the GMOs a broad labeling of GMOs is not useful, as GMO can mean so many different things.

A second reason is that the vocabulary used to describe modern Islamic militancy and related violence is still evolving and that in the absence of better, more precise terms, reflecting a better, more precise knowledge, we naturally fall back on broad labels.

Researchers may often have sequencing data, but little clinical information beyond a few overly broad labels (for example, tumors versus controls), which makes query by others difficult.