Sentence examples for but also calling from inspiring English sources
In politics, it seems as if the media is intent on not just keeping score but also calling plays.
A strong dissenting opinion criticized the appellate court majority for not just "moving the goal posts," but also calling "the game in the government's favor".
In the past, Merkel has tried to straddle both sides of the argument by talking tough on integration but also calling for an acceptance of mosques.
So lately, they have been blaming the West as usual, but also calling for its help to put out the fire and help with the children.
During her campaign, Ms. Park positioned herself halfway between the two extreme views in South Korea, promising a strong defense posture and retaliation against North Korean provocations but also calling for dialogue and easing animosity built up under Mr. Lee.
By not only immediately freeing slaves in rebel territories but also calling for the recruitment and arming of black men, the president seemed to be working directly out of the Pittsburgh activist's playbook.
He has been praised as a master spoofer, but also called a cynical, malicious manipulator.
Garrett said there is need for improved local and national disease-management entities, but also called for better global organization.
These findings illustrate the difficulties that have accompanied Macau's economic achievements, but also call attention to opportunities in the next phase of Macau's development.
The country has faced not only weeks of protests over prices and subsidies but also calls for wholesale political reform.
