Sentence examples for may label as from inspiring English sources

It will help to understand why so many of us unyieldingly simplify, protect and defend our one-sided positions so fiercely, according to our core paradigm, which we may label as "liberal" or "conservative," exclusionary or inclusionary.

For example, a health plan may label as low cost the 25% of physicians at the bottom of the distribution[ 5].

While assigning a tangible structure to the abstract term 'data stream' may appear to be a simplification for the ease of description, it is clear that some form of network for optimizing intracellular communication is present within slime mold, as the phenomena we may label as 'inputs' (i.e. environmental sensing) display redundancy, rapidity and transduction into different formats.

A similar evolution can be seen in satellite-based positioning, where we may label GPS as the first generation and GALILEO and GPS II as the second, with the third generation being developed right now (in Europe, the GALILEO II Generation project).

For example, one user may label something as a "video game system" when photo buyers are actually looking for an NES.

Some security software may label WebBrowserPassView as malicious, but this warning can be safely ignored.

Some people may label you as a Scene Kid or a Candy Raver.

Seth's appearance may label him as "emo", "goth" or "weird" but if you look at his character he is actually smart, funny, caring and kind.

One may label these behaviours as forms of coping behaviours as Lipsky would describe, as they are justified as mechanisms of coping with or making the best of highly negative conditions of work.

"Put it this way," says Smith. "If you've got a tiny horseshoe the size of a 50p piece on your ankle, then people may label you, unfairly, as cheap.

Or consider the reverse: Just because Apple or a developer may label an app as "accessible" doesn't mean necessarily that the app will work well.