Sentence examples for consistently call from inspiring English sources

For those who consistently call for a "grown-up conversation" about race, there should be much to debate here.

We consistently call for more power to the people but have a disappointing track record of only saying this sotto voce, notably during the 2005 general election.

A spokesperson simply said that "we are confident in our intelligence", and would not expand on why they referred to a "Mered Medhanie" while the Italians consistently call him "Medhanie Mered".

Not only can Australian bowlers not consistently call upon this weapon themselves but Australian batsmen are only truly schooled in the process of playing it once they reach the international arena.

Certainly, the market took a bit dive in the autumn, after the shock of a Russian debt default in August and the near-collapse of the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund the following month - which proved that not even winners of the Nobel Prize for economics can consistently call the market correctly (the fund had boasted two Nobel laureates among its directors).

Yet in failing to make a bigger contribution and perhaps shift some of the money used elsewhere to a cause its ministers consistently call one of the most effective uses of funding, it has failed to make any splash at all, its influence more or less limited to this column.

Israel has consistently called for negotiations with no preconditions.

Obama consistently calls for Assad to relinquish power; Assad consistently declines.

What Empson couldn't tolerate was what he consistently called the "torture-monster" of Christian doctrine.

"We have consistently called for a more dedicated approach to threatened species," he said.

And he consistently calls attention to the mechanics of doing so.