Sentence examples similar to label a cause from inspiring English sources

In September 2013, following an investigation the school was labelled a "cause for concern", while in December the council raised a formal warning notice.

Hydrolysis at the first AAA+, labeled A, causes it to detach from DNA.

At 30, I was labeled a lost cause: no one would want to marry me.

A majority offered neither a Western biomedical label or a cause, nor any locally influential cultural label or attribution [ 35].

It is unlikely that the inability to offer a label or a cause can be explained based on illiteracy, as Sri Lanka has a literacy rate over 90% [ 36].

Adele then describes how the fear of being labelled a "bad mom" caused her to remain silent about struggling to cope with a newborn.

It has now hit the headlines, being labelled a crisis which causes great physiological and physical suffering.

Herbalife reached a deal with the FTC preventing it from being labeled a pyramid scheme, causing the stock to rally nearly 20%.

Last year, Thierry Gillier, a French fashion designer who founded the Zadig and Voltaire label, caused a small scandal when he told Women's Wear Daily that Chinese tourists would not be welcome at his new Parisian boutique hotel.

He, too, had been labelled a traitor to the republican cause and murdered.

Everyone from Tony Abbott to Beyonce must publicly declare their allegiance to women out of fear of being labelled a misogynist, or heaven forbid, causing offence.