Sentence examples for call for remarkable from inspiring English sources

These findings therefore seem to call for remarkable parallel evolution and suggest that the proper functioning of memory formation in a bilateral animal, either vertebrate or invertebrate, requires lateralization of processing.

Bain is the chief practitioner of "relationship" consulting, which calls for a remarkable level of intimacy with its major clients.

Nebula NGC 2359, or "Thor's helmet" -- so called for its remarkable likeness to the Norse god's winged headgear -- glows in bright neon hues in a newly released image from the European Space Agency.

The Institute for American Values has issued a fairly remarkable "Call for a New Conversation on Marriage".

Significantly, not one of the 15 members opposed action, a factor that is connected to recent events in Tunisia and Egypt and last weekend's remarkable call for action by the Arab League, and the particular authority of its secretary-general, Amr Moussa.

That included a remarkable call for a one-off amnesty on the return of Russian capital stashed offshore.

They call for closer monitoring to help curb the "remarkable growth of selective abortion of girls".

But Harold McGee, in "On Food and Cooking," clarifies that farro is the Italian word for emmer wheat; of spelt, which he calls "remarkable" for its high protein content, he says, "Often confused with emmer (farro)." So there you have it from me and McGee: farro is not spelt.

Analysts do not expect Wall Street to reprise that remarkable performance over the next year, but many forecasts call for steady growth of 10 to 20 percent.

Okafor called it "more remarkable" for its five Big East victories in five days, the first time that has been accomplished.

Vatican observers called the discussion remarkable for its frankness and cordiality.