Sentence examples for labels it could from inspiring English sources

Apple's service did not seem to be imminent; indeed, given the length of time it can take to negotiate licenses with the major labels, it could be months away.

If the startup can sign deals with labels, it could create discovery channels with curated playlists created by artists and labels.

For the few farmers who knew how to read but did not read the pesticide label, it could be due to reluctance or ignorance of its presence.

"If it had a label, it could help," Brion says.

Plymouth wears a label it could do without and it is all Argyle's fault.

That goes some way to explaining why it has taken so long for the Swedish company to secure deals with record labels, but it could be a factor that helps its service gain some momentum in the country among users who are not used to paying for digital music consumption.

The algorithm was given each image with an associated disease label, so it could learn how to classify the lesions.

Still, it has become almost impossible to invoke "conventional wisdom" without some sense of irony, or some implicit warning label that it could turn out to be very wrong.

If that label fits, it could just as easily be applied to the Australian Invincibles of 1948, the all-conquering Yorkshire sides of the 60s or the Australians of the 90s.

The switch paid off; now, his biggest influence – Brian Eno – turns up at his gigs, while music website The Quietus started a label so it could put out his early songs.

Prince, after battling Warner Records over his desire to release more music in a year than the label thought it could market, started his own company, NPG, and has since released double- and triple-CD sets at whim.