Sentence examples for call an overall from inspiring English sources

He already has chemo-related problems, including mild deafness, severe constipation and what his doctors call an overall "failure to thrive". At 34 pounds and a little over 3 feet tall, the first-grader is in the third percentile for size for his age.

On the whole, the three match-ups can likely be called an overall draw, with the first debate propelling what the press is now calling "Mittmentum".

The model was kept at a storage building on the West Side of Manhattan, where the artist and Ms. Spector and others spent weeks arranging and rearranging to get just the right appearance of what Ms. Spector called "an overall sense of randomness".

That is called an overall majority, but in the shorthand language of elections it is just called "a majority".

Here, in addition to trying to discover a localizable illness or illnesses, the doctor also has to examine the whole person in order to form what we call an 'overall diagnosis'".

Administration officials said the president's budget would call for an overall increase of about 3percentt in appropriations for so-called domestic discretionary spending, which excludes the Department of Homeland Security, the Defense Department and insurance benefits like Medicare and Medicaid.

Though our plan will necessarily call for an overall decrease in fishermen and new job training, we hope to relocate the fishermen to new occupations, thereby avoiding greater unemployment while still retaining a fishing industry.

Are you funding your priorities as it relates to early childhood education or are you just sending money down without any reform at all?" He went on to call for an overall gutting of the current public school system.

The president's latest budget calls for an overall decrease in federal support for elementary and secondary education.

A study by the Brookings Institution last month called for an overall domestic security budget of $45 billion next year, nearly $4 billion more than the administration will seek.

It calls for an overall spending increase of $30 billion to raise teacher pay -- not necessarily a scientific number, but something to get the debate started.