Sentence examples for labeling one of from inspiring English sources

In June 2014, the Supreme Court unanimously signed off on allowing POM Wonderful to sue Coca-Cola for labeling one of their drinks, which contained just 0.3% pomegranate, as "Pomegranate Blueberry" juice; POM, by contrast, is 100% pomegranate.

Her case was labelled one of the worst on record – not just because of the escalating behaviour of the stalker, but because of the response by the authorities.

Hunt also outlined plans to focus on general practice which he labelled "one of the most demoralised parts of the NHS".

The plan might be put on the back burner, though, after the US labelled one of the most effective and well organised Syrian rebel groups, the Jabhat al Nusra Front, a terrorist organisation linked to Al Qaeda in Iraq.

"It unhelpfully labels one of west Africa's largest ethnic groups as 'terrorist' based on the criminal acts of some Nigeria-based armed herdsmen.

I have been labeled one of the three assholes of the apocalypse and a commentator on this blog referred to my work as a hoax and cheap stunt and to me personally as a crackpot.

He warned that Australia would be used as a pawn by the Iranian regime, which he labelled one of the "most ruthless and untrustworthy in the world", to gather information on its opponents.

Last fall, Lincoln was labeled one of the state's worst performing schools.

(A few years ago, he publicly labelled one of his pitchers, Hideki Irabu, a "fat, pussy toad").

One of the reasons why Museveni was originally labelled one of a new breed of African leaders was because of media freedoms.

The kingdom of fungi is so vast and varied — it also includes yeasts, molds, and lichen — that early taxonomists labelled one of its branches "Chaos fungorum".