Sentence examples for experts to call from inspiring English sources
They also wanted for experts to call upon.
Elevated temperatures in Tokyo have led experts to call the city a vast "heat island".
This leads many experts to call her serve the best ever in women's tennis.
Those numbers are leading some housing experts to call the program, which modestly rewards lenders for modifying mortgages, a failure.
The children who result from these liaisons also make Beijing's family-planning policies less effective, prompting some legal experts to call for marriage laws that mandate cohabitation with one's spouse.
Scotland's notably high rate of multiple sclerosis, which is also linked to lack of vitamin D, has prompted medical experts to call for food sold there to be fortified with it.
They leak, leading one expert to call graphene a material "an electronics designer would not touch with a 10ft pole".
Public officials high and middling are dragged out for our inspection, alongside the climate scientists and other experts happy to call them to account.
But, perhaps less noticeably and with less explosive clamor, the question curls around what counterinsurgency experts like to call hearts and minds.
There are the terminal conditions some experts prefer to call "lethal," ones that will kill the patient no matter what care is provided — fulminant liver failure among them.
