Sentence examples for calling much more from inspiring English sources

"And the point about data is that we can carry voice calls over the data channel, but in future we'll move towards fuller data services such as video – much more video to video calling, much more screens on the wall in your home, maybe more video television downloaded, catchup TV, that sort of thing.

Team members need to view their work as a calling, much more than a job, and embrace a higher purpose that shapes their collective thinking and behavior.

Judge Oldfield said about 90percentt of people in drug court were addicted to opiates, which she called "much more difficult to manage" than other addictions.

At least one newcomer to Super Bowl advertising is glad his fledgling brand will be surrounded by what he called "much more traditional advertisers".

It could make phone calls much more affordable for many people.First, Rael Lissoos, Dabba's founder and a socially minded entrepreneur, uses the cheapest technology he can find to build a wireless network.

Capuchins make hiccup-like alarm calls to warn of an approaching wild cat, and Wheeler heard these calls much more often at the feeding platforms than elsewhere.

Mason is calling for much more transparency and monitoring of private sector operators in the NHS.

Energy UK is calling for much more long-term thinking and financing.

So we're also calling for much more, and higher quality, subject-specific training".

Gizmodo's Jesus Diaz praised Dullaway's 21st century touch, calling them "much more powerful than the black and white originals".

That event prompted U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to call for "much more" action to address the issue.