Sentence examples for element calling from inspiring English sources
Daily Telegraph Editorial, May 18 "With a majority slashed to 67, and a restive backbencher element calling for his head, the prime minister is desperately trying to throw off the lame duck tag.
That was Tyler in his element, calling what he saw, creating a sense of scripted drama from entirely unpredictable sporting events.
It happened during the 2010 mid-term election cycle when the Republican Party was catapulted to success on the coattails of a fractional element calling itself first Teabaggers (until someone told them what that actually meant).
Red dashed line indicates the energetic threshold for SD-like element calling (ΔG < −3.1).
Another element calling for possible intrinsic physiopathological sex differences is the impairment in the renal function that follows different pathways with a higher prevalence of microalbuminuria in men and more frequently reduced GFR in women (33), as also documented in our study.
One factor in the confusion is a B.C.S. element called strength of schedule.
It also contains trace amounts of an element called americium, which is created when plutonium decays.
To add warmth to her living room, she hung a sculptural element called Wall Forest by David Wiseman, a Los Angeles designer.
When the Polish scientist Marie Curie announced that she had discovered a new element called radium, they laughed derisively.
The Openreach broadband element – call it £4bn – equates to £1.33bn a year since this is a three-year programme.
But virtually every rare earth ore deposit around the world contains, in varying concentrations, a slightly radioactive element called thorium.
