Sentence examples for labels that only from inspiring English sources

To paint our Old Country, the South, with one broad brush and to condemn its people to labels that only speak to ignorance, hatred, bigotry and backwardness is not only incendiary but unhelpful.

We implemented our MUL-tree reduction algorithm, as well as a second step that restricts the MRF to the set of labels that appear only once, which yields a singlylabeled tree.

Connecticut and Maine have passed labeling regulations that only take effect if other northeastern states do the same.

But the free version offers access to a huge catalogue — Spotify worked out deals with the four major labels — that previously has only been available through for-fee services.

This branding means the animals are turned out to pasture, eating what they naturally choose, but are not necessarily organic, a label that stipulates only what hormones, antibiotics and chemicals are not ingested.

And by Escada of all places: a label that should only be worn by octogenarians.

Look for plain yogurt with a label that lists only milk and active cultures as ingredients.

To this day it sits in the British Museum despite Egypt's request for its return, with a label that says only "Captured in Egypt by the British Army in 1801, presented by King George III".

Cells were examined using the Dead Red reagent, a red fluorescent nucleic acid stain that only labels permeable cells, thus testing plasma membrane integrity.

The GO annotations associated with the features selected at each of the first thirty iterations are shown in Figure 4. To enhance readability, those labels that are represented by only a few genes across all iterations are not shown.

Meaning that a dress by a small British label that only hardcore fashion fans have heard of can cost you as much as one from a European or American household name.