Sentence examples for calls changes from inspiring English sources

A flurry of what Charles S. Shapiro, head of the State Department's Cuban Affairs Office, calls "changes at the margins" are already under way.

The European Environment Agency calculates that between mid-2008 and 2012, what it calls changes in the carbon intensity of energy (mainly, the rise in renewables) accounted for a third of the decline in carbon-dioxide emissions in the EU.

In response to what the company delicately calls "changes" to the "school security environment," it is publishing the new "Jane's School Safety Handbook" to help school personnel respond to crises ranging "from shootings to bomb threats, chemical-biological attacks and natural disasters".

Finally, contrary to soft calls, changes in the energy of tails of echoes in broadcast calls were associated with the distance of propagation, which might be useful in assessing the distance to senders.

We have compared our proposed CAC scheme with New Call Byunding scheme adjustingd the comprioritizedults in Figures 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. Analysis parameters are set as follow:  calls/s,, minutes = 0.00166 carrival minutes = 0.00555 calls/s,  calls/s,  seconds = 0.07 calls/s,  Kbps,  Kbps,  Kb,  calls/s,  s.

Sarkozy calls change "rupture".

Spillmann also found that the males' long calls change according to the context.

But Surhoff homered, Hampton said some calls changed things and he finally lost his grip.

Our telephone calls changed from mother-son conversations to cello lessons.

Some 9,800 calls changed hands at this strike almost equivalent to the 10,694 previously established calls.

For example, more than 35,000 calls changed hands at the April $165 strike price.