Sentence examples for called even more from inspiring English sources

Prices for the plans, called Even More Plus, are lower compared to contract plans with the same features.

Since 1992 in Barcelona, Spain, when freeze-frame cameras caught some "lifting" the Olympic judges missed, infractions have been called even more closely.

Among them are beers from Mr. Jarnit-Bjergso's own brewery Evil Twin, including the Femme Fatale, a light I.P.A. ($6 for 8 ounces, $9 for 14 ounces) and an imperial stout called Even More Jesus ($7, $11).

It's called Even More Denmark, a smoked chocolate chestnut stout, created in collaboration with fellow Dane Fritz Knipschildt who runs Chocopologie, a chocolate shop in Norwalk, Connecticut.

These times are calling even more for that kind of quality".

Made of hand-wrought bronze, it features one real, semi-spherical mabe pearl and a second hand-hewn brass one that "balances the overall form and calls even more attention to the undulations of the real pearl," Mates says.

No, the socialism label is just an exercise in petty name calling, even more shallow than Mr Obama's waffle on "hope" and Mr McCain's excessive use of the word "maverick", which is a much better movie than it is a political slogan.No doubt, Mr Obama can be alarmingly lefty like when it comes to throwing sops to organised labour, for example.

ND When they realised that she was already processed into that initiation ceremony to get her to be married off, now they had to step up and call even more government leaders and local authorities, the executive officers, the wide councillors in the village to actually sit down and see how we can make sure this girl does not drop out again.

In summer, the season for sun-dappled, my-life-is-better-than-yours selfies, a silent Instagram feed calls even more attention than a noisy one.

Incorporating findings of present 1M aCGH-based studies and our previous 2.1M aCGH-based studies first proved that ultrahigh-density aCGH can achieve improved performance in CNV calling even more powerful than the sequence-based method in short CNV detection.

When this comparison is revised to include only genes with significant matches to Genbank's nr database (thereby eliminating potentially poor gene calls) even more extensive levels of synteny emerge: 33 of 35 soybean genes with nr hits (94%) have M. truncatula homologs conserved in order and orientation.