Sentence examples for easier to label from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he said, governments find it easier to label any rebel a terrorist.

Cheever has been called a sex addict (though she doesn't call herself one) because it's easier to label than to listen.

But Dr. Dolan cautioned that an unintended consequence of the new law could be that students, or their parents, will find it easier to label minor squabbles bullying than to find ways to work out their differences.

A task force formed after the Christmas Day episode is considering changes to the process, including making it easier to label suspects extremists and giving greater weight to credible "single-source walk-ins," the official said.

It's easier to label students as lazy, not committed enough, or unreliable than to try and make the effort to find out why they're missing classes or performing badly".

But after receiving reports of dogs terrorizing residents in Princeton, State Senator Shirley Turner and Assemblyman Reed Gusciora proposed legislation to make it easier to label dogs as potential dangers.

It's easy to label Birtwistle a "hard" composer.

When people get it wrong, it's just too easy to label them as "trolls".

It's easy to label such behaviour as vapid but in Cannes, it's just business.

As Hart points out, people's inability to come up with a clear narrative about Obama could make it easy to label him in the fall.

"Of course, it was easy to label me as a sell-out because I was part of the neighbourhood," says Biafra of the MRR row.