Sentence examples for today label from inspiring English sources

A gangly Illinois politician whom "the base" would today label a RINo — a Republican in Name Only — once pointed out that you can fool some of the people all of the time.

The Runaway and Homeless Youth Act (RHYA), which has been around since the70s, was originally enacted with the goal of preventing what we today label as commercial sexual exploitation, a form of human trafficking.

With few data on low-dose effects of arsenic, Kelvin took an approach we would today label "precautionary": "In the absence of fuller knowledge than is at present available, we are not prepared to allow that it would be right to declare any quantity of arsenic, however small, as admissible in beer or in any food".

The Times broke the news today, labeling the so-called Human Provenance Pilot Project an "expensive flop" (subs. required for story).

Serene Lim, a reviewer for Today, labelled the film a "gentle tale of a teenage romance".

Crichton Hall Napa Valley merlot 2001, with its special Taste of Tribeca 2004 label, helps two downtown schools.

With Seymour Stein, his former partner in Sire Records, Mr. Gottehrer has revived their 1960s label Blue Horizon.

In 1978 label auctions started.

Vargo and Lusch (2004) label this firm-centric logic as the Goods-Dominant Logic (G-D logic).

0273 and R58E02 label ∼130 and ∼90 dopaminergic neurons, respectively, that broadly innervate the horizontal lobes.

Unlabeled, 15N-labeled and 13C,15N labeled forms of the protein were used for different NMR experiments.