Sentence examples for labels tend to from inspiring English sources

Music labels tend to promote their talent but not themselves.

But all such labels tend to suggest a singular driver behind migration — and that, several researchers have begun to argue, is perilously simplistic.

With flavors of strawberries, raspberries and watermelon, rosés range from sweet through semisweet through dry, but their labels tend to be silent about the styles.

Some critics labelled Sadik-Khan "brusque" and uncompromising; others wondered whether such labels tend to stick more easily to the relatively rare women in positions of power.

Their labels tend to be small, scrappy independents like HighTone, where the Millers record, Sugar Hill, Vanguard, E-Squared, Compass, Rounder, Bloodshot, Philo, Lucky Dog, Oh Boy or the Nashville artists' collective Dead Reckoning.

Most labels tend to keep their heroin chic on the downlow, but Barabas, the California company behind the $128 men's button-down, has seized the opportunity presented by this non-Instagram thinkfluencer.

She is firmly invested in presenting herself as "apolitical"—though, of course, clinging to that label tends to produce conservative results.

Islamists under any label tended to garner fewer votes than the female winners, and incumbents overall had lower vote totals than many newcomers.

"Look, I'm a socialist," he said, recognizing that the label tends to have much more negative connotations in America than in Britain.

That's when private label tends to do very well," says William Steele, analyst at Banc of America Securities.

This article examines the various labels used to classify cities and identifies the key characteristics that each label tends to highlight.