Sentence examples similar to could have labelled from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration delayed filing a report with Congress, scheduled for mid-April, that could have labeled China a country that manipulates its currency.

Among African-Americans, Obama was "adored for identifying as black when he could have labeled himself something other," Kennedy writes, and "for being a paragon of dignity and intellectuality in a culture suffused with derogatory images of brutish black masculinity".

The U.S. recently backed down the Treasury Department delayed a report that could have labeled China a currency manipulator while the U.S. implored China to support its position in the U.N. debate over imposing sanctions on Iran.

You could have labeled this a poverty census, or what many also call a homeless registry.

► Russia's Dynasty Foundation, which last year spent $10 million to support 20 projects by young Russian scientists, could be shuttered now that authorities have labeled the organization a "foreign agent".

The labeling of these groups as novice, intermediate and masters could have been labeled instead by their time through the simulated exercise test, however, this would have been less applicable to dogs in actual agility competition.

His 13-footer in the lane could have been labeled The Shot II.

For more than four years, and through constant roster changes, Rivers snookered everyone into accepting the Magic as a playoff-worthy team, doing it by coaxing outsize effort from a group that could have been labeled McGrady and the Misfits.

Yet years ago, when I first started learning how to write software code, I dabbled in things that could have been labeled as such by our outdated justice system: downloading free online scripts that could trace people's whereabouts or scraping Web sites in search of music that didn't belong to me.

The most powerful and vivid sections reach back to Yu Hua's childhood during the Cultural Revolution, when Mao's quotations were plastered everywhere, even on spittoons, and the slightest misstep — folding a picture of Mao so that a cross appeared on his face, for example — could have you labeled a counterrevolutionary. Embedded in this is the story of how Yu Hua became a writer.

Whatever you do, be aware of overcompensating in yourself -- trying too hard to prove you are smart, prove you are dedicated, prove you are the hardest most loyal worker since Lassie could have people labeling you as insecure and/or trying to make everyone else look bad.