Sentence examples for calling this outcome from inspiring English sources

Many are calling this outcome a defeat for Democrats, but it was, in fact, a victory for those opposed to Republican Governor Walker's agenda.

Psychologists call this outcome dependency.

He calls this outcome anticommons: too many people hold a veto, leading to underuse.

Cherry called this outcome the first of many great duels between these pivots.

We call this outcome as the incidence-based mortality, also referred to as refined mortality.

He called this "outcome-based services".

Britain issued a statement today calling the outcome a Pyrrhic victory for opponents.

Soon after the vote, the White House released a statement calling the outcome "a profound disappointment".

The following day, Walker issued a formal statement on the matter, calling the outcome "disappointing".

Many would call this an unprogressive outcome, with cuts hitting the poorest.

A cynic might call this the logical outcome of a more visible location, a nearly ninefold increase in gallery and public space (with a hefty increase in staff size to match) and a $5 million renovation by the architect Hugh Hardy, of Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, who is known for his work on New York landmarks like Radio City Music Hall and the New Victory and New Amsterdam theaters.