Sentence examples for labeled no less from inspiring English sources

Martin O'Malley, the former Maryland governor who said on Sunday said he was "seriously considering" a 2016 run and who called out Clinton on other progressive causes in response to a question from the Guardian last week, has been labeled no less than "a climate hawk".

The CIA would label it no less grandiosly a "Worldwide Attack Matrix".

This is truer still when artists cover their own tracks, on the same label no less.

Throughout his seven-year struggle with the music industry (five albums on three different labels, no less), Nas' boy AZ has stayed true to his Five Percent spiritual commitment.

Rubio's Democratic opponents have argued there would be no citizenship under his administration and, along with progressive immigration advocates, labeled the Floridian no less tough on the issue than Trump and Cruz.

After calling out her label, Interscope, for keeping a Diplo-produced version of her new single "Bird Song"—off her upcoming album AIM from being released, M.I.A. announced (via Periscope from the label boardroom, no less) that the track's been cleared and is now live.

I then store the back up stocks, (which must be well labeled!) in less convenient corners of the lab.

(The tiny calicos, often incorrectly and dishonestly labeled "bays," are less flavorful).

Perhaps the "C" must go also--to be labeled less than average is as bad as an "F". We've already watered down the system by not holding back children who were unprepared to enter the next grade.

Superficial epithelial and M cells were labeled less frequently [ 6].

On the contrary, the fibers of the GL were labeled less intensively with this antibody (Fig.  5).