Sentence examples for labeling it for from inspiring English sources
A special interest donor can give any amount — millions of dollars even — to a political party by labeling it for "housekeeping" use.
By calling it out, putting boarders around it, and prominently labeling it for what it is, the Times not only destroys much of its value, but clearly demonstrates what a low form it is.
He has been selling E15 for a while, but only this week began labeling it for use by ordinary cars, and not just "flex-fuel" cars that can use any mix up to 85 percent ethanol.
"I think we do a pretty good job of labeling it for the viewer," Shep says.
Heme-containing prolyl hydroxylase enzymes (PHase) sense the levels of oxygen, and under normoxic conditions interact with HIF1-α and hydroxylate it on Proline residues, labeling it for proteasome-dependent degradation [ 25].
The relative flexibility that the FDA provided to oncologists by labeling it for use in combination with any 5-fluorouracil-containing regimen might have been the result of rising concern over excessive rates of treatment-associated deaths with IFL [ 25, 26].
Next time you plan on running a not-so-thinly disguised advertisement/paean to Microsoft, do us a favor: don't (or at least label it for what it is).
When a foreign object is introduced to the bloodstream, specialised serum proteins called opsonins will adsorb onto the surface of the object, labelling it for clearance from the body (Malam et al. 2009).
"It's correct and important to label it for what it is".
The video first showed this AK-9 (auto-canine or auto-K-9, as I have labeled it for myself) running down a street all by itself, and then following what looked like a soldier in camouflage up the hill.
Wall Street Journal: Most people would call "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" a young-adult novel, but Mr. Gaiman labels it "for all ages," which is exactly right.
