Sentence examples for called conditions from inspiring English sources

Ricardas Berankis called conditions downright perilous.

QUESTION FROM JAN ADAMS: Oh come on the ICRC called conditions at Gitmo torture.

Certain melds, called conditions, entitle the player to collect from all other players.

In July, she raised eyebrows when she accompanied a journalist to a rural hospital with a high rate of infant deaths, then called conditions there a national emergency.

The activists, who have visited the museum and taken some of its animals for rehabilitation, called conditions there the most deplorable they had ever seen.

In a section called "Conditions for Further Study," the manual lists behaviors that it isn't calling disorders yet but is asking us to think about.

The above condition is called Condition.

The target genes a TF binds to under a given condition are called condition-specific target genes for this TF.

Lieberman calls conditions like Type 2 diabetes "mismatch diseases".

That prompted officials to call conditions unplayable.

Let us start by modifying the condition in brackets in the (B.15) that we will call condition.