Sentence examples for labelled we need from inspiring English sources

Second, when studying natural microbial communities, in which none of the cells is labelled, we need to characterize the retrieved droplet-mediated mixed cultures.

But perhaps "acedia" is the label we need.

The word is already in philosophical circulation, being employed by philosophers as disparate as Heidegger and Quine, but it has no entrenched and potentially misleading meaning so it would work better as the new label we need.

If we're going to use these labels, we need to know what they mean.

Whether it is a compromise as laid out above, or a one-year freeze as proposed by No Labels, we need a solution.

Same-sex couples need access to marriage, both as an institution and label, and we need it now.

But when it comes to wine, this is not a label that we need.

We need to build up an arsenal of American producers and labels, and we need to level the world with some of our own homeland jams.

"Impact Investing" is another label that we need to watch closely since it could range from philanthropy or concessionary investing to high return investments with social and/or environmental benefits.

We had to depend on the label whenever we needed something.

Four distinctive framings emerged from this analysis, labelled: 'At the very least we need more research'; 'We are the planetary maintenance engineers'; 'Geoengineering is a political project'; and 'Let's focus on Carbon.' Results indicate a strong polarity around divergently construed pros and cons of geoengineering as a whole – underscoring the political salience of this term.