Sentence examples for give labels from inspiring English sources

"People try to give labels and change what it is.

But it's time to give labels and worries a rest right now.

360 deals — which give labels a cut of an artist's live income, a traditionally sacrosanct kitty — happened because everybody knows live concerts are one of the last reliable income streams.

Bronfman also said that 360 deals give labels the ability to give away music for promotional purposes to spur event and merchandise sales.

360 deals give labels a place in the new music economy, and there's nothing wrong with their attempt to keep their businesses alive over the long run.

360 Music deals give labels their standard cut of CD and digital download sales, but also give them a percentage of event ticket profits, merchandise sales, endorsement deals and anything else that uses the artist's brand or music.

When the designation of primary and secondary diagnoses not made explicit in the text, the expert could still differentiate them or give label "insufficient data".

Launching this Wednesday into the She, Red and Eve market, its sights seem clearly set on Good Housekeeping, with sections given labels such as Home Life and Tried and Tested.

Gospodinov has called "The Physics of Sorrow" a "labyrinth-novel," and several of its short sections are given labels like "Side Corridor" or "A Place to Stop".

And when they got to school, they were given labels like ADHD [attention deficit hyperactivity disorder]." Does she think their ADHD was caused by not having an attachment?

Instead specific, observed symptoms became the diagnostic criteria, and clusters of them, known medically as syndromes, that appeared to coexist in individual patients were given labels.