Sentence examples for labelled from high-quality English sources.

• For example, the list of added locations is labelled as 'my locations'.

• Entering the performance space, we discover piles of labelled cardboard boxes.

• Only with enough labelled instructions will it be able to start recognising faces without human help.

• Websites with a flawed editorial process were labelled “red”, and if researchers weren’t certain, websites were labelled “orange”. 65 orange, 64 red and 171 black fake news sources appeared in the data at least once.

• The other was labelled 'Indulgence', and advertised as a rich treat with 620 calories.

• It is well-known for its international efforts to have its wines labelled as coming from Israel.

• The BBC parental guidance lock provides a way to help you control how guidance-labelled BBC content may be played on your TV.

• The BBC parental guidance lock provides a way to help you control how guidance-labelled BBC content may be played on your device.

Use labelled in a sentence.

• The BBC parental guidance lock provides a way to help you control how guidance-labelled BBC content may be played on your device.

• The final straw for the government was a parliamentary report in December that labelled the mistreatment of citizens an “unheard-of injustice”.

• The most widely used variety is “supervised learning”, a technique that can be used to train a system with the aid of a labelled set of examples.

• So what if a girl wants a toy from the boy section or vice versa, it doesn't mean they can't have it just because it's labelled something different?"

• Of course, they also resemble female genitalia, which may be why they are labelled as an aphrodisiac when other foods rich in zinc, such as pumpkin seeds, rarely get labelled as such”, says Dr Frodsham.

• ProPublica, an investigative-journalism outfit, claims that a risk assessment in Broward County, Florida, wrongly labelled black people as future criminals nearly twice as often as it wrongly labelled whites.

• But paperwork increases costs, and rules of origin mean that, whereas before Brexit, British meat could be mixed with German or Dutch produce and labelled “European”, now it has to be processed and labelled separately.

• It is true that roughly half of the people who are held in state prisons today have been convicted of offenses that are labelled violent, and that a small minority of people in prison today have been labelled drug offenders.

labelled sentence examples

• For the two universal statements, the system adopts spatial relations among circles in an intuitive way: If the circle labelled ‘A’ is included in the circle labelled ‘B,’ then the diagram represents the information that all A is B.

• Statements given by Lebanese officials contradict President Donald Trump’s comments that the explosion “looks like a terrible attack”, which were labelled "wildly irresponsible" by Brett McGurk, former national security official in his own administration.

• The Democratic Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, labelled the Trump supporters as 'goons', 'thugs' and 'domestic terrorists', while Republican Mitt Romney labelled the events 'an insurrection, incited by the president of the United States'

• And I think if we labelled that food - if there were rules that meant that that food and those products had to be labelled to say just how much carbon had been produced as they were manufactured, grown, made and transported - we could all make better informed decisions and it would be easier for us to all do the right thing.