Sentence examples for called this situation from inspiring English sources
Keynes called this situation a "liquidity trap".
Malcolm, who had seen some grim prison conditions in his day, called this situation "the worst I've ever seen" and then promptly barred the press from entering.
Governor Crist has called this situation "unconscionable," not just for the Democratic voters of his state, who lost all their delegates, but also for Republicans, who were stripped of half their delegates by the national party.
We have called this situation lateral tension [10].
Perhaps a more common expression in some fields is to call this situation a "within-subjects design".
We call this situation "partial observability" and argue that it is common in practice, especially in the case of complex agent-based simulations.
Baudrillard calls this situation "transaesthetics" which he relates to similar phenomena of "transpolitics," "transsexuality," and "transeconomics," in which everything becomes political, sexual, and economic, so that these domains, like art, lose their specificity, their boundaries, and their distinctness.
Mathematicians call this situation the "prisoner's dilemma," because it resembles the plight of guilty prisoners who know they will get reduced sentences if they inform on each other, but also risk being tattled on themselves.
