Sentence examples for labels that make from inspiring English sources

"Energy labels that make cents: A randomised controlled trial to test the effect of appliance energy rating labels". AEA RCT Registry.

The commission's revised "Green Guides," last updated in 1998, warn marketers against using labels that make broad claims that cannot be substantiated, like "eco-friendly".

It is a beer store; refrigerators by the entrance are stocked with hundreds of brands, most of them obscure, with funky labels that make trophies of empties.

Cetron said the concepts taught, often with catchy labels that make them easy to remember, are gathered from many sources and include some developed by program faculty and others borrowed from elsewhere.

Called "branded boutiques" or "lifestyle hotels" (labels that make some hoteliers cringe), the goal is to combine the design sensibility and character of a boutique hotel with the marketing and operational advantages of a brand.

They remind us that underneath all the layers and labels that make up our individual identities we are all human beings.

Because the company was forcing its subsidiary to pay a far higher rate per song for its music than eMusic was paying the independent labels that made up the bulk of its music offerings, Kohn said.

He advocated using simpler privacy notices that use universal symbols reminiscent of food nutrition labeling that make it easy for customers to understand where, why and how their data are being collected.

"There's something about that label that makes it feel all too cosy.

It was a label that made instant sense across much of the political spectrum.

While Hellenistic style is usually described as naturalist, it is a label that makes Daehner bristle.