Sentence examples for checkmarks from inspiring English sources

Many of the methods, often accompanied by checkmarks or snappy logos, have been criticized for trumpeting the beneficial aspects of packaged foods, like vitamins or fiber content, while ignoring less appealing ones, like high sodium or sugar levels.

Under the plan recommended in the report, a food could earn up to three stars or checkmarks — one each for falling below a threshold amount for sodium, added sugar or saturated and trans fat.

In a report to federal regulators, the Institute of Medicine called for a simplified label that would go on the front of food packages and show the number of calories per serving and contain zero to three stars or checkmarks to indicate how healthful a food was.

It verifies the accounts of some prominent people by placing blue checkmarks next to those users' names.

It's an unusually small power plant for a car that in its basic rear-drive configuration weighs about 3,800 pounds — and, with just a few checkmarks on the option list, can cost $60,000.

And she fulfills all our personal checkmarks for the mythological quirks of genius.

We had to fill in how you were addressing that note, and there was a checkmark".

Twitter, which has been a popular hangout for celebrities seeking a direct connection with fans, has long had a "verified accounts" program that bestows a special checkmark on the pages of prominent and authenticated users.

Go to the View menus in the Mail program's main toolbar and choose the "Organize by Conversation" option to remove the checkmark and turn off the message threading.

But it's a checkmark in the right column, strengthening her foothold and identity as an artist.

Yet it's demonstrably easier said than done to come up with a so-called trusted traveler program, which would give expedited security treatment to travelers who essentially obtain a checkmark of approval in advance of their flight from the Transportation Security Administration.