Sentence examples for that might label from inspiring English sources

"There's so much data out there about each of us if you know what you're doing, you can automate that process and come up with a quick snapshot of someone, that might label this person as a bankrupt deadbeat who shouldn't get a loan".

We used the pipettes with fine tips (5 10 µm diameter) to minimize tissue damage that might label the fiber of passage.

Given the broad expression domain of Smarcd3 mRNA and our Smarcd3-F1 ::lacZ reporter lines, we sought to define an enhancer fragment that might uniquely label early cardiac progenitors.

The Sheikh also said that he and everyone he knew was firmly convinced that "the Jews" were behind September 11th, the invasion of Iraq, globalization, and just about everything that he might label "pernicious" in the course of our conversation.

Does it bug you that people might label you as a "Florida" or "Southern" writer?

The now-49-year-old from Surrey, England, was nervous about raising the idea with the consultant obstetrician who'd delivered her three children, concerned that he might label her "too posh to push".

We hypothesized that CTIP2 might label and modulate self renewal of tumor initiating/cancer stem cells in HNSCC.

We worry incessantly that someone might label us this way, even as we dare to label others lazy whenever we feel overworked.

It's a type of nonfiction that might be labelled, with only a little exaggeration, "Based on a True Story".

The headquarters of the Pace empire, at 32 East 57th Street, is a good place to find art that might be labeled "conservative-contemporary".

Divided into sections that might be labeled past, present and future, this is the largest New York exhibition yet devoted to Ken Price's work.