Sentence examples for labeled a problem from inspiring English sources

Once labeled a "problem child," he took up karate to improve his range of motion after a shoulder injury sidelined him from high school football.

"Once you are labeled a problem child, you are less likely to get the benefits you need, even if you have a recognized diagnosis that requires quality care".

And we all know what happens if you "opt-out" of using the scanners: you're immediately labeled a problem, then you're pulled aside and patted down like a dog.

She described that as one of the saddest parts of her ordeal: She was worried that if she spoke up, she would be labeled a problem and face even greater career consequences.

Born in 1916 in rural Oregon, she was labeled a problem reader in first grade after her family moved to Portland, the result, she insists, of her first grade Reader, an "incredibly stupid" book.

"Suddenly the place was being labelled a problem estate," he says.

MySpace, the world's No 1 social network when Facebook was but a project in Mark Zuckerberg's Harvard dorm room, was earlier this month labelled "a problem" by its owner, Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

In response to the stigma of being labelled a "problem drinker", patients may portray themselves as "normal" drinkers, regardless of their use of alcohol.

But something else happened to shape the Goldstein family identity: in nursery school, Amy's extreme shyness was labeled a developmental problem -- incorrectly, the Goldsteins believed.

I feel like I am drowning in a sea of sorrow for my black son, for my 16 year old grandson who is brilliant yet labeled a behavior problem when he was just 8.

No Labels labeled Trump a "problem solver" earlier this year and there was speculation as recently as Tuesday that Lieberman might back the Republican nominee.