Sentence examples for that gets identified from inspiring English sources

"Even today, something that gets identified as online dating turns off 85% of singles – it's essentially a dating agency.

See, each track that gets identified by Play.fm (1.4 million tracks so far) can be purchased via what the startup refers to as the Meta-Shop, which essentially pulls together pricing, track quality and purchase locations from 5 different online music shops, with 20 more on the way.

"Each one of these that gets identified, we're going to go plug, so the money that is there goes to the people who really need it ― low-income Americans on Medicaid who need help with their plans, not somebody who hit the jackpot with the lottery," Walden told HuffPost.

Didn't that get identified later or was that in the '60s?

So many people will play, say, football at some point in their youth that talent gets identified and developed.

Also worth pointing out a dissenting opinion on the above data from a reader in the comments below, highlighting that what gets identified as malware may sound more alarming than it actually is.

"What is so delightful about an interim is that person brings so much experience and perspective that issues get identified and unstuck," Murphy said, adding that Martin created systems that gave the company an accurate view of sales projections from a given promotional campaign.

"The fact that the Republican Party got identified with anti-immigration has made things very difficult for them," said Mark Baldassare, the president of the Public Policy Institute of California, which closely monitors shifts in the state.

"One of the problems I see is those students that because they are a good student and a nice kid don't get identified that they have a math problem, this will do a better job at identifying that".

Developmental biologist Rakesh Mishra of the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology in Hyderabad, India, says he finds it exciting that these regions are getting identified across so many species, as it emphasizes the need for further experiments to determine their function.

In their most recent work, published in the journal Psychological Science, they tried an approach called contemplation, a psychological technique that gets subjects to identify their qualms and think about them.