Sentence examples for has still called from inspiring English sources

The sanctions, the fourth since 2006, fall far short of the crippling measures the US had said it was seeking – though Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, has still called them "the most significant sanctions that Iran has ever faced".

Who has still not called me, by the way.

The race has still not been called by the Associated Press.

However, football's world governing body has still faced calls to re-run the voting contest.

In the afternoon he had still not called.

His work schedule has already been reduced to three court days a week, but sessions have still been called off repeatedly.

Still, he added, "There are various accounts of Dylan either writing or completing 'Blowin' in the Wind' " at the Fat Black Pussycat, though it may have still been called the Commons at the time.

"I couldn't believe when I got there they had still not called an ambulance.

Initially the company offered printing services and editing tools for self-published authors and, arguably, in 2002 they would have still been called a vanity press.

Some Obama aides hoped that Mr. Putin's formal resumption of power might not make a difference, since he presumably had still been calling the shots.

The region would never have seen such improvements in employment and poverty reduction if the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had still been calling the shots.