Sentence examples for label the new from inspiring English sources

He was the first politician to label the new Russian tycoons as "oligarchs", seeing in them one of the main threats to Russian democracy.

The unprecedented leap led scientists, usually wary of highlighting a single month's temperature, to label the new record a "shocker" and warn of a "climate emergency".

By deciding to label the new cars BMW i, BMW seems confident that they will enhance the image of its core brand — and not damage it by falling flat in a still unproved market for electric vehicles.

Three months after the Vatican railed against the highly critical findings of a separate UN panel, the simmering tensions between the two bodies risk coming to boiling point again as sexual abuse victims and pro-choice advocates urge discussion of their respective issues, and Catholic groups push back against what they label "the new intolerance".

After the change of coordinates, they label the new frequency classes q1,⋯, q n.

This adaptation would require expertise to label the new examples and then would require a large number of iterations to evaluate the effect of different features.

He then identifies five stocks, labeled "the new Pepto Portfolio".

Hemming has labelled the new gagging order the "quaero injunction" after the Latin word "to seek".

What leader wouldn't want to be labelled the new Churchill?

The N.A.A.C.P. has threatened legal action and labeled the new board's plan "resegregation".

General Alexander labeled the new network "a secure zone, a protected zone".