Sentence examples for labels because of from inspiring English sources
General Mills recalled about five million frozen pizzas sold under the Totino's and Jeno's labels because of possible E. coli contamination.
Marissa Hartington, who opened the store 30 years ago with $500, still handpicks each piece, steadily expanding the "boutique" section of trendier, more affordable labels because of a younger clientele.
One BMG executive acknowledged that the company's presence at recording industry meetings regarding Napster over the last 18 months had been a source of concern among other record labels because of possible conflicts.
(That said, the people who approved the gender-stereotype measure are the same ones who suggested that all car advertisements should have warning labels because of the toxic impact of gas fumes).
"Having lived in the vaults for many years," he added, he is aware that "there has been a lot of attrition" to the archives of major labels because of "stupid decisions, acts of nature, and material that has been lost, stolen, or never saved," so a transfer to the Library of Congress is theoretically welcome.
Monomeric FPs are ideal tools for fluorescent tagging in biomedical imaging whereas oligomeric FPs hinder their usage as tagging labels because of their tendencies to aggregate.
Christian labels wouldn't sign them because their music was too heavy, and independent labels wouldn't because of the Christian association.
Fluorescein is a commonly used label because of its relative ecological safety and its pH dependence.
Part of the problem, however, is that all kinds of institutions making loans plaster them with the "microfinance" label because of its do-good reputation.
Experts argue that hydroponic farming should not qualify for the organic label because of its reliance on chemical nutrients and growing mediums that are frequently not sustainable.
In a review in the Times, Dwight Garner gave the book a sort of G.P. kiddie-warning label because of the amount and type of sex you put in it.
