Sentence examples for approach call from inspiring English sources

This time, Obama should adopt Palin's straight-from-the-gut approach, call the generals into the Oval and tell them, "Your pie-holes you will shut or rise higher you will not.

Michael Tomasky, of The Daily Beast, wrote similarly of Mr. Obama's approach, "Call it the doctrine of no doctrine: using our power and influence but doing so prudently and multilaterally, with the crucial recognition that Egypt is different from Libya is different from Syria is different from someplace else.

Then there's the quite opposite, equally time-honored British approach — call it the Elliptical or Blushful Hippocrene school — involving wet leaves, berries in hedgerows, plowed earth, dusty stone walls, lichen- covered churches…images redolent of those brisk country walks the British prefer to sex.

There's the time-honored French approach — call it the Sex-With-a-Bottle school — which uses bedroom images like "robe," "legs," "kisses," "embraces" and "femininity," and in general draws on that extensive oral tradition for which the French are so justly famed.

Using a different approach, Call (2007) was interested in Great Apes' knowledge about the effect objects can have on the spatial orientation of other objects.

Controlling FDR at the level of 0.01 using "BH" procedure, the per-gene approach and the per-probeset approach call 402 and 32 differentially expressed genes between normal and PTC samples respectively, while the UniGene custom CDF approach made 24 significant calls and the ensEMBL gene custom CDF approach made 25 significant calls.

Together, she and Joseph devised an approach called Rapid Referral.

So the hospital used an approach called enhanced contact isolation.

This approach, called the Randy Ratio, backfired because the offense was not balanced enough.

The approach, called natural language processing, has been under development for decades.

But a powerful new approach, called RNA interference, may surmount that obstacle.