Sentence examples for blanket call from inspiring English sources

In a way, the original sin of the 2016 Sanders candidacy may have been his failure to acknowledge the demands of the Black Lives Matter movement as unique from his blanket call for economic justice.

Although the FDA said there may be another explanation for the infection in the heart transplant patient, a blanket call for medical facilities to contact all patients potentially at risk was made.

In some countries, such as India and China, price pressure has been extending to core inflation (that is, nonfood items), but the inflationary effects are still fairly mixed around the region, and you can't make a blanket call that inflation is an issue in all countries.

But until there is better data on which kinds of equipment are actually saving officers' lives and deterring crime, any blanket call for increased firepower at local law enforcement agencies seems difficult to justify.

A heavy blanket, called a "burrito," was wrapped tightly around the soil, to prevent leakage.

"We've had a big comfort blanket called state funding, and now we're being thrown out of the nest".

Nearby a coughing man wrapped in a blanket called for a doctor, while volunteers handed out fruit and milk.

Speaking of nostalgia, there are pigs in the blanket (called cocktail franks here), also $5; these have been kicked up a notch by the use of puff pastry.

For example, the Emin work is an appliquéd blanket called Meow, which adds to the Whitworth's collection of textiles and reflects Manchester's cotton industry heritage.

I'm talking to my mother,"' said Ms. Benway, who makes and sells a stroller blanket called the Cozy Rosie that is shaped like a pouch and won't drag on the ground.

For example, Dr. Loftus said, the special blanket called reinforced carbon-carbon, or R.C.C., that protects much of the leading edges of the wings from 3,000-degree 3,000-degree on re-entemperaturesinitially designed toncontinue to function if breached by an impact.