Sentence examples for incorrect label from inspiring English sources

"Are they?" "Well, we don't like to get into a politically incorrect label, but on the junk factor scale, you might be stronger than you think," he said.

In other words, she was interviewing "Fred Voodoo," the politically incorrect label by which an older generation of journalists referred to the Haitian man on the street.

A bar graph yesterday in a grouping of charts with a front-page article about Verizon's relationship to the consultant who helped determine the compensation of its chief executive, Ivan G. Seidenberg, carried an incorrect label.

Correction: October 16, 2004, Saturday A chart in Business Day on Oct. 4 with an article about increased scrutiny of a group of drugs known as COX-2 inhibitors, which include the painkillers Bextra, Celebrex and Vioxx, carried an incorrect label.

A chart in Business Day on Tuesday showing the rise in home prices in the first quarter of 2003 for parts of New York, California, Florida and Massachusetts carried an incorrect label from a document provided by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight for increases during a longer period.

A mislabel is a pair, where is the index of a training sample and is an incorrect label associated with the sample.

Others chalk up the incorrect labeling to sloppy product descriptions.

There were other bottling issues too — leaking, caps that wouldn't come off, incorrect labels and low-fills.

But this time, rather than complaints that it's incorrect – labelling an Irish farm as an airfield, say – it's being accused of being too accurate.

It sells on residual products, such as those with damaged packaging or incorrect labelling, to membership-only staff shops in factories.

Michelle O'Neil, national secretary of the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Union of Australia (TCFUA), said it was "highly likely" that other Australian brands were sourcing part of their products from North Korea, saying incorrect labelling was a "longstanding practice".