Sentence examples for allows us to call from inspiring English sources

Some Amsterdam people with three cats who want to spend a month in Park Slope — sadly, not my neighborhood — have "an excellent phone plan that allows us to call the U.S. for 1 euro cent per minute".

The fact that birth cohorts of the individuals in the network of kins are restricted so that around 80% of the links appear in the span of last 20 years and 50% within the last 10 years of the period of investigation, allows us to call this a network of horizontal kin ties (see Additional file 4).

We believe that this difference is due to the higher coverage in the second experiment, which allows us to call the alternative variant in more of the heteroplasmic sites, and therefore that most of the inconsistencies are due to heteroplasmy.

And speaking of family newspapers, how about a money-back guarantee on that wonderful activity that our Edwardian standards allow us to call the ultimate act of love?

"Instead of talking about an army of volunteers to beat the strike, he should be sitting down with us to reach a deal by next Tuesday which would allow us to call off the action".

Thus they allow us to call a man "man" and the good "good," but they do not allow us to call a man "good" (Sophist 251b c) (for this interpretation of the Late-Learners, see Moravcsik 1962, 57 59; cf. Bostock 1984, 99 100, Roberts 1986, 230, and Malcolm 2006a, 278).

Finally we reveal the constraints under which the generalized s-FCM clustering models minimize the objective function of GIFP-FCM, allowing us to call our suppressed clustering models optimal.

This is the last gasp of the plastic disc industry and CES 2010 will feature — and I'm sure of this — a sub-$100 hybrid HD drive from a minor player, essentially allowing us to call it a draw.

Dialing codes that allow us to call other countries.

Just like mansplaining has allowed us to call out behavior that has existed arguably since the dawn of time, I think that these funny phrases can actually allow us to talk about really complicated issues.

In fact, forgiveness should give us choices, it should allow us to call something by its right name so that we can learn to avoid getting into the same spot again.