Sentence examples for favorable label from inspiring English sources

MarketBuster.com got pigeonholed as a B2C retail play, and in March and April of this year, that was not a favorable label.

Of course, Purdue Pharma, armed with a favorable label, embarked on a $200 million marketing campaign, touting its drug not just for cancer patients, but for muscle aches and injuries, for broken bones and for post-surgery pain, all set in stone according to the FDA.

This is to ensure that the requests or comments generated during the submissions review process are promptly and satisfactorily answered and to negotiate the most favorable labeling (Product Monograph) consistent with the sponsor's business objectives.

Ironically, it was a government agency created to protect consumers that allowed a favorable labeling that translated to the deaths of thousands of young adults.

This time delay may also explain why shorter trials, reporting at 3-months post-implant, do not mirror the more favorable open-label clinical experience of ONS in CM.

Artists and talent managers say that the music deals offered by brands can be fairer and more favorable than traditional label contracts.

But to get recorded, new musicians often sign contracts favorable to the labels, then hire prominent entertainment lawyers to get them out of these contracts once they make it big.

Considering the fact that cells are with positive charges, a zeta potential of no less than zero is definitely favorable in cell labeling and imaging.

The clip was met with a favorable response from her label Sony Music, and was also met with commercial success.

For a time, the company offered music labels on favorable terms — it did not, for example, return unsold CDs as most music shops do — and in exchange the labels offered their CDs at discounted prices.

Next door, where the soil is a bit less favorable, the product is labelled "Petite Champagne cognac".