Sentence examples for label was able from inspiring English sources

What the punk chart actually looks like isn't a graphic representation of the music's popularity and influence, but a marketing presentation for one of those Best Punk Albums in the World … Ever! albums, the names being the motley selection the label was able to license rather than the groups that matter.

Due to tardiness within the BBC over trademarking the name of its flagship pop-music show, the opportunistic Hallmark Records/Pickwick label was able to regularly flood the market with re-recordings – some sterling, but most laughable –of the hits of the day.

(laughs) And the label was able to put out Ray Charles that sounded the best it had sounded since the songs' original releases.

Possibly afforded breathing space by a general consensus condemning bass music to a tacky Americanised grave, the label was able to arrive already diversified, releasing garage inflected house on one record, to techno-led bass on another.

"Piracy – particularly pre-release – can make or break an artist's career, and can determine whether a record label is able to invest in that crucial second or third album.

Speaking after sentencing, the director of BPI's Copyright Protection Unit, David Wood, said: "Piracy - particularly pre-release - can make or break an artist's career, and can determine whether a record label is able to invest in that crucial second or third album.

CLoNe labelling was able to distinguish clonal relationships at the fibroblast and muscle cell lineages.

This may have been due to different end points of each assay used to detect cell viability and apoptosis, as MTT assay only measured the activation of the mitochondria enzyme [ 27], while annexin v-FITC labeling was able to detect the flipping of PS on the apoptosis cells [ 31].

Once upon a time, luxury-fashion labels were able to maintain relatively strict control over who sold their merchandise and for what price.

Publishers and songwriters, however, say that labels are able to do 360-degree deals with artists where they get a share of merchandising, concert tickets and brand partnerships – but songwriters can only make money from the actual recordings.

He says that if their DRM is compromised, they have only a few weeks to fix it, or the labels are able to exit their agreement with Apple entirely.