Sentence examples for try to label from inspiring English sources

Without those guidelines, regulators can easily challenge companies that try to label their foods.

However penitent today, managers will try to label opaque securities as loans to give themselves more discretion when valuing them.

Finally, students return to the sentences they wrote and try to label and categorize each pronoun, then swap with a partner to check for accuracy.

I can't be out with them because if the police see us they'll try to label them gang members and harass them, too.

To try to label women is an act of futility, making them one-dimensional when in fact most women's lives are complicated and change with time and circumstance.

As the Traverse's Orla O'Loughlin suggested last week, perhaps it's time to simply "let the work define itself", rather than try to label it.

I tried to label this confusion "thought," but it persisted, and my eyelids grew heavy.

(The right is now even trying to label criticism of illegal West Bank settlements as "delegitimisation").

People tried to label him when he ran for the presidency.

"I think that trying to label and categorise is actually to the destruction of a band like Public Image.

In 2004 a group of Indian businessmen in Artesia, a small suburb, tried to label their shopping district "Little India".