Sentence examples for calling for powerful from inspiring English sources

In general, Hapgood is calling for powerful geomagnetic storms to be regarded as natural hazards similar to big earthquakes and volcanic eruptions: infrequent, potentially devastating events.

If favors were called for, powerful men such as Stafford and the elder Ferrero were usually willing to help out a friend.

Not surprisingly, it calls for powerful ground forces to strike fast and hard across a variety of threats.

The diversity of plankton communities and the complexity of pelagic trophic interactions call for powerful and reliable ecological tracers for their exploration.

The new dispatch problems are tightly constrained and show strong non-convex, calling for more powerful computational tools to solve.

Now, she is calling for Europe's powerful ally to be true to the essence of transatlantic bonds: values, not just institutions, military hardware or trade.

And this week's report to the commission, although co-written by Lord Simon, a former minister and present adviser of Mr Blair's, went beyond the government's stance by calling for a more powerful president, and supporting decision-making by majority voting as the general rule.Over the past few weeks the arguments on Europe have been complicated by disputes about beef.

In recent months I have been calling for major marches for powerful change.

His last publication, A Tender of Peace (1935), called for a powerful League of Nations to enforce peace.

Sir Ian Wood, the former chairman of energy services company Wood Group, has called for a powerful new regulator to co-ordinate action by North Sea operators in the UK's economic interest.

The same researchers who called for less powerful air bags concluded that small drivers were often sitting too close to the steering wheel -- where an air bag is stored -- because that was the only way they could reach the pedals.