Sentence examples for implications of the label from inspiring English sources

In Japan, he is a best-selling commercial writer, with all the implications of the label: he's an entertainer who can afford, both financially and otherwise, to protect his privacy.

In musical parlance Heseltine was a miniaturist, a title which he was happy to accept in disregard of the sometimes derogatory implications of the label: "I have neither the impulse nor the ability to erect monuments before which a new generation will bow down".

Disclosure will inform consumer choice only if the consumer understands the implications of what the label discloses, so we discuss product disclosures with the assumption that they will be accompanied by education.

The economic implications of off label use in schizophrenia for public sector payers as well as for the pharmaceutical industry are substantial.

Information about how the open-label placebos were delivered is essential for drawing out any ethical implications of the effects of open-label placebos.

These include the strong emphasis on depression, as opposed to mania; the predominance of hopelessness; specific patterns of medication noncompliance; and the implications of patients' labeling their substance use as self-medication.

Mr. Dunn said he was concerned about the implications of being labeled a domestic terrorist.

Fabio Capello's £6m-a-year appointment was justified by the Football Association on the grounds that he was truly world-class, a clear implication that no Englishman was worthy of the label.

It is thus essential to explore GPs' beliefs about the value of the label of CFS/ME, implications of the diagnosis and attitudes towards patients suffering with this condition.

Recognizing the different implications of the two words, Republicans tried to push the label "climate change" as an alternative to "global warming" during President George W. Bush's first term.

As MCI is increasingly taken up in clinical practice, it is important to take stock of how people make sense of the label, and what the implications of being diagnosed might be.