Sentence examples for calls the use from inspiring English sources

But Andrews calls the use of creatine worrisome because it increases muscle size by retaining fluid and causing dehydration.

You refer to an Op-Ed article in The Times in March by Richard J. Ablin, who discovered the antigen and now calls the use of the test a "public health disaster".

But he calls the use of a universal fertility rate "meaningless".

Judith Hanna, an anthropologist at the University of Maryland, College Park, who studies dance, calls the use of avatars "brilliant".

Respectful public debate what Rawls calls the use of "public reason" (1996, 213)—will aid the transformation (1996, 165 67).

He calls the use of the term by populists like Trump and Farage who were photographed together in a golden elevator at Trump Tower last week—"completely disingenuous".

They called the use of live fire justified.

Governor Pataki called the use of tax dollars for the seminars outrageous.

The governor called the use of tax dollars for such seminars "outrageous".

He called the use of force in Iraq "illegal, immoral and illogical".

He called the use of Mr. Light's photograph "standard practice in digital media".