Sentence examples for label the problem from inspiring English sources

Economists label the problem "present bias": we are vulnerable to fast, salient stimulation.

I think Ian is right to label the problem as a political one: Islamist extremism.

Some large, wealthy Muslim communities, like the one in the San Francisco area, have been unable to raise money for a shelter, which activists attribute to the wish to label the problem as foreign to Islam.

It was all part of a broader theme that painted Clinton and President Obama as too weak to prosecute the war on terrorism, and too politically correct to label the problem as "radical Islam".

By comparison, less than half that number; 14.2% of our sample was able to label the problem described in the vignette as being PTSD.

(Labeling might matter: Hahn et al. label the problem "within-study selective reporting". The more dramatic name suggested here, with its emphasis on the bias that results, might catch more attention).

Under this criteria, to label the problems faced by Cesare Prandelli's Italy squad heading into this summer's European Championships as a crisis seems something of an understatement.

The Rockies, who had labeled the problem as an "external, malicious attack," said they sold more than 50,000 tickets in the second round of ticket sales in about two and a half hours.

Now saying that a state of affairs 'involves' particulars and properties only labels the problem under consideration.

This work predominantly labels the problem of approximation of state variables for discrete-time stochastic genetic regulatory networks with leakage, distributed, and probabilistic measurement delays.

Does enmification, which clearly labels the problem, breed tolerance or just more intolerance?