Sentence examples for may be branded from inspiring English sources

The Clarkes are well aware that they may be branded "scroungers" by a certain sector of society.

And he is scathing about the £60.50 unemployment benefit he was drawing when first interviewed; it may be branded as jobseekers' allowance but, he argues, it blocks retraining.

Here in Israel we may be criticised for our pro-Oslo positions, we may be branded by the more extreme elements as "traitors", but we live in a vibrant democracy where all opinions are valid.

In all possibilities, the new service, which is an extension to its existing EC2 Container Service (ECS), may be branded as EC2 Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS).

But Trash Tycoon's brand integration isn't offensive: The energy items players need to collect may be branded products, as will the factories players build to recycle waste.

Now boys of 16-18 years or slightly older may be branded rapists if they have consensual sex with a girl of the same age and the judge will have no discretion in the matter.

The biggest challenge may be branding.

If you connect strongly with only a distinct set of colleagues, you may be branding yourself in the same way.

NEUÖTTING, Germany — Manuela Maier was branded a bad mother.

And, though the political system may be brand new, the politicians are the same old faces.

It's a classic catch-22: a woman's personal choices, whatever they may be, brand her as not quite leadership material.