Sentence examples for called firm from inspiring English sources

Murray was drawn inexorably to planners and designers, people whose structures of thought, elaborated in the imagination, might someday thicken into what she called "firm reality".

Yet another, called firm but fair, does well using a strategy that cooperates up front, retaliates against defectors, but returns quickly to cooperation with the same partner, a pattern Dr. McCullough describes as "nice, vindictive, willing to let bygones be bygones".

A principal component analysis was then done, which resulted in one factor which we called firm sustainability (please see Table 4 for additional analyses).

This amount is called firm's contribution.

He made the comments in response to a new report called Firm Commitments: Tracking Company Endorsers of the New York Declaration on Forests, which was published earlier in the day by Ecosystem Marketplace's Supply Change initiative.

PAGE B1 FORD OFFER IS CALLED FIRM The investor Kirk Kerkorian said falling stock prices would not affect his offer to buy up to 20 million more shares of the Ford Motor Company at $8.50 each.

Yet most people also spend their working lives in centrally planned bureaucracies called firms.

"It will be harder to call firms in New York and network" with them, he said.

To that end, he, like career advisers at other top schools, has been encouraging these unlucky students to call firms that had extended offers last fall.

"The research groups start calling firms to take part in their projects two weeks before the Tekes deadline," one interviewee described the standard way of cooperation.

One prosecutor called the firm "the most infamous boiler-room brokerage firm in recent memory".