Sentence examples for label of having from inspiring English sources

"Maybe having this label of having so many good people is hurting us because maybe people are standing around waiting for someone else to do it, or kind of expecting that someone else is going to come in and make the play instead of people going out and manning up and making the plays themselves," said defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins, who signed with the Eagles as a free agent last off-season.

Ultimately, asymptomatic individuals at genetic risk are at similar risk for discrimination because of their label of having a family history of disease.

And if the buttons were wider, they could wear the labels, instead of having to turn over the player to see them.

Still, the label of schizophrenia has been very, very stigmatising, and it has robbed me of a certain confidence.

Despite the family legacy, however, she has never felt entitled to a place onstage, saying that the label of actress has to be earned.

Still, the label of Kadcyla has a warning saying the drug can cause liver toxicity, heart toxicity and death.

Our study was concerned with patients' experience of symptoms, diagnosis and care where the label of TIA had been operationalised.

The magazine assumed a familiarity with a pop-cultural context in which the label of feminist had recently become a singular badge of honor.

This suggestion confirms Beltramini's study (1988), which found that the warning information itself in the label of cigarettes had no significant effect on respondents' smoking behaviour.

The label of chronic has been applied to symptomatic DVT that persists longer than 10 or 14 days.

Nevertheless the label of qualitative has been assigned to an heterogeneous collection of studies.