Sentence examples for calls conditions from inspiring English sources

Lieberman calls conditions like Type 2 diabetes "mismatch diseases".

Russell identifies some particular facts with occurrences such as the death of Socrates and others with what he calls "conditions", for example the condition of the weather in 1918 (Russell 1990 p. 40, Russell 1967 p. 227, p. 268, p. 288; cf. Wisdom 1931, Austin 1970).

It currently owns and operates several of what it calls "condition-specific" websites including diabetes.com, obesity.com and depression.com.

QUESTION FROM JAN ADAMS: Oh come on the ICRC called conditions at Gitmo torture.

Certain melds, called conditions, entitle the player to collect from all other players.

ICELAND'S central-bank governor, David Oddsson, recently gave a gloomy speech, calling conditions "harsh and often stormy".

The call conditions including delay, loss, and jitter are reported by the Skype build-in menu named "Call technical information".

That prompted officials to call conditions unplayable.

The great Dr. Carl Rogers spoke of what he called conditions of worth.

This is often explained in the airlines' contracts of carriage (sometimes called "conditions of carriage").

She said she could not confirm whether he was still in the country, calling conditions there "incredibly volatile".