Sentence examples for effectively labelled from inspiring English sources

But perhaps most significant was the diminutive (he was 5ft 5in) Mintoff's failure to show the proper deference to Britain: he was effectively labelled a liar by the Conservative colonial secretary, Alan Lennox-Boyd, rebuked by the latter's opposite number, James Callaghan, and denounced for his bad manners by Callaghan's colleague Richard Crossman.

The notes effectively label them as troublemakers and could hamper their chances for promotions or transfers, he said at a news conference yesterday with members of the National Latino Officers Association of America and 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care.

Never mind that attaching the epithet slave to the character Jim -- who has run away in a bid for freedom -- effectively labels him as property, as the very thing he is trying to escape.

For one thing, a decision that effectively labeled the mandate a tax, though it would harm Obama politically in the short term, would actually shore up his health reform law against an eventual constitutional challenge, since the federal power to "lay and collect taxes" is virtually unlimited.

RBCs can be effectively labeled with 18F-FDG and used for blood-pool imaging with PET in rats.

These cells revealed having high number of HER-2 receptors (>2 × 106/cell) were effectively labeled with both trastuzumab and AVEC (a, c).

We found that mKate2-FKBP-AP21967 effectively labeled VAMP2-FRB (T2098L) in cells expressing the target protein marked by TagBFP but not in cells without blue fluorescence, suggesting the high specificity of the labeling (Fig. 1B).

See Google Blogoscoped for the initial story and Danny Sullivan who found a ton of additional facts, including a video by Luis von Ahn stating that this game could effectively label all Google indexed images in two months.

Research has shown that a three-layer method using an antibody against a specific target, a biotinylated secondary antibody against the primary antibody, and a streptavidin coated QD can effectively label target molecules with QDs [38, 42].

He said that the Republican party both under former House Speaker Newt Gingrich in the 1990s and during the current administration–had "won the branding war," capturing the initiative on a series of issues by effectively labeling them in ways that divided people, rather than invited a common understanding.

Scalia attacked Justice Kennedy's majority opinion on several fronts, arguing that in repealing the bill the court had effectively labeled DOMA supporters "enemies of the human race".