Sentence examples for game-changing calls from inspiring English sources

"They were game-changing calls and this consistently happens every single week when you look at video refereeing decisions," he said.

The playoffs have been full of high-profile blunders, and there are bad calls day in, day out during the regular season — game-changing calls that, out of a sense of tradition and maintaining the flow of play, cannot be reviewed or corrected.

When leaders at the Organisation of American States (OAS) published their landmark report in May urging consideration of alternatives to prohibition, some experts called it a "game-changing" call against policies that have given birth to drug cartels and caused tens of thousands of deaths across Latin America.

We're on our knee three plays and it's a game-changing call.

Then came a game-changing phone call from the chief executive of Oracle, Larry Ellison, his financial backer.

In 2007, the US National Research Council brought out a game-changing report called Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century, which drew an extraordinary picture of the testing regime of the future: laboratories full of colossal computing power that can trace the path of a substance through millions of human molecules, and will provide data based not on mice or fish, but actual human beings.

4. Snapchat introduced what could be a game-changing feature called Memories.

Mark this down as a game-changing play-call by Sarkisian.

But it may take a silent orchestra hall, a week without school or an embarrassing, game-changing bad call to make employers see it too.

The RHS also warned that a "game-changing" bacterial disease called xylella, which is devastating parts of southern Europe and has already been intercepted at the UK border, is a very serious danger to UK plants and trees.

The Giants' eventful loss to Philadelphia left them with the same 2-2 record as the Jets, but it is just not in their DNA to match their stadium mates in freaking out under pressure — not that Barden didn't try his hardest with a game-changing pass interference call in the final seconds.