Sentence examples for calls for large from inspiring English sources
With most trails in the forest preserve now serving hikers and sledders alike, environmentalists worry that the new plan would turn many trails into de facto roads, noting that it calls for large groomers with treads akin to those on tractors or armored vehicles to smooth certain trails.
That episode was the deadliest in recent years involving Somali pirates, who have struck with increasing impunity throughout the waters off the Horn of Africa, and appeared to represent a departure from the usual hijacking playbook, which calls for large cash ransoms and little violence.
This calls for large collaborations, e.g. UK Biobank and International Headache Genetics Consortium.
However, this method uses toxic solvents, requires an evaporation/concentration step for recovery, and usually calls for large amounts of solvent and extended time to be carried out.
However, the fact that the total burden of headache was still high after 4 years in this group calls for large and scientifically well-designed intervention studies with long-term follow-up to obtain better treatment regimes for these patients.
This paper proposes a Proof of Concept (PoC) end to end solution that utilises the Hadoop programming model, extended ecosystem and the Mahout Big Data Analytics library for categorising similar support calls for large technical support data sets.
"The response calls for large-scale, high-level action by the global community".
Pavel Baransky, a baritone making his American debut as Manfredo, was disappointingly pale, his voice undistinguished and small for an opera that calls for large-scale singing.
The finding has quieted calls for large-scale bat removal, and Australia has committed several million dollars to a three-year project to understand viral ecology in bats.
Nicholas D. Kristof says there are calls for larger classes, but with "outstanding, respected, well-paid teachers".
Mr. Bloomberg's contingency plan, known in City Hall as the doomsday budget, calls for larger cuts across a broad swath of city services.
