Sentence examples for labels which can from inspiring English sources

If I weaken, and absolutely must re-establish self-discipline, I read labels, which can be misleadingly optimistic.

More designers are downplaying or even disguising their labels, which can lend cachet, like a club with an unmarked door.

These groupings actually organize in broader associations called labels, which can encompass as many as 50 different gangs.

But he needs to start making his presence felt or run the risk that he instead becomes stamped with other labels which can be just as corrosive, labels like "Vague Ed" or "Unready Eddie".

But in the main, viewers are left on their own, peering at wall labels — which can be individually useful but don't do much to tie the show together — while ricocheting from work to work and name to name.

"Modern anxiety is associated with medical labels which can be restrictive.

High labelling volume or low concentration of the labelled compounds results in poor reaction kinetics of the labelling, which can be solved by increasing the temperature or taking a longer reaction time.

Very often Alsace producers leave some residual sugar in the wine without any indication on the label, which can be an unwelcome surprise to many consumers.

Versace is a chameleon label, which can embrace identities as numerous as the snakes writhing from the head of the house's Medusa emblem.

Whereas albums, films, books and the like are given an EZ-Peel label, which can easily be removed and replaced, football matches get those messy old ones which, when removed, leave a residue of the original label.

For canonicalization, a partial canonical ordering is used to assign an absolute label which can then be integrated into the ordering.