Sentence examples for label accurately from inspiring English sources
But even accepting that the label accurately describes some participants in the movement, what does being anti-capitalist actually mean?
"Consumers can now be highly confident that what's written on the label accurately describes what's in the tin".
Eliot often affected the identity of the "resident alien"; perhaps he came to feel that that label accurately described his relation to earthly existence as a whole.
The company adamantly defended the drug and its current labeling, and said: "Based on Pfizer and the FDAs continuous review of all available safety information, including adverse event reports received to date, the current Chantix label accurately reflects the products efficacy and safety profile".
Do you really think that this whole Peter Pan or adultolescent label accurately describes us twenty-somethings? - Never Been to Neverland, 27, Chicago.
Until Thursday, many judges and food-industry lawyers maintained that sellers of beverages and food products could not be sued for false advertising so long as the product's label accurately disclosed the ingredients in small print, as required by the Food and Drug Administration.
It has to be processed, packaged, shipped, and stored in a sanitary manner, and labeled accurately and truthfully.
On Columbus Day, with only two days to go before the runoff, and polls showing the race in a dead heat, Green aired what was labelled, accurately, the first negative ad of the mayoral campaign.
It's realistic, if small comfort, to view our situation as part of the challenge our nation, and California, face in a time that has been labeled accurately the Great Recession.
However, the current finding is likely the result of a well-documented difficulty in applying metric labels accurately to speed stimuli rather than a true perceptual underestimation of the speed of approach (Recarte et al., 2000; Recarte & Nunes, 1996; Triggs & Berenyi, 1982).
The question here isn't whether fish should be labeled accurately; of course it should.
