Sentence examples for fully call from inspiring English sources

If Going Clear had a failing, it was in its reluctance to fully call to account some of its witnesses, including a figure who reappears in Theroux's movie, former church disciplinarian Marty Rathburn.

Because why pay hundreds or thousands of dollars in rent to a landlord with no property to show instead of building equity in something that you can one day fully call your own?

While several nouns have been occupied — from summer camp to health care — it is only with Hurricane Sandy that the times have conspired to deliver an event that fully calls upon the movement's talents and caters to its strengths.

From the resulting list of variants all loci that were not fully called were excluded.

The gross mapping yield, haploid coverage and percentage of fully called bases for each genome are reported in supplementary Table S1, available at Annals of Oncology online.

Allele probabilities are used when alleles cannot be fully called as integers due to incomplete information (i.e. close to a recombination location or for some markers of individuals that are distantly related to individuals genotyped at high-density).

The Democratic hopefuls in the 2008 campaign are fully engaged, calling for large — if still unquantified — national sacrifices and for a transformation in the way the country produces and uses energy.

Using the dog as the best comparison, the modern cat is not what I would call fully domesticated".

Perhaps our minds, more fully understood, will call into question the notion of genre itself and force us to think about it in a new way.

They fully intend to call George Osborne and HM Revenue and Customs bosses as witnesses, to explain why London now rivals Zurich as a money-laundering hub.

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