Sentence examples for i have sometimes called from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest ongoing problems in the field is the extreme variability in the word(s) the precede informatics, which I have sometimes called our "adjective problem".

Thus, as China's middle class has expanded rapidly, a similarly large group of urban "second-class citizens" (as even the official media have sometimes called the migrants) has grown in parallel.

Environmentalists and scholars have sometimes called this a "green New Deal" or "environmental Keynesianism". We should invest in science and public education to train the next generation of engineers who will build safer homes and infrastructure.

Econometrics of Health Care - which we have sometimes called 'medico­ metrics' - is a field in full expansion.

Mr. Zhang has sometimes called himself the Jack Welch of China.

He holds even starker views on Muslims, whom he has sometimes called "godless".

When she has relatives staying with her, Mr. Weston has sometimes called on them, too, for lineup work.

Iran, the center of Shiite Islam which has sometimes called Bahrain one of its own provinces, objected angrily to the troops' arrival.

The intense style of play Klopp favours and which he has sometimes called "heavy metal football" can take a very heavy toll on a footballer and Liverpool's physio, Chris Morgan, may have a long few months in front of him.

And the book, available Tuesday, follows reporting in The New York Times and elsewhere over the past half-dozen years that has sometimes called into question parts of Mr. Obama's life story.

The use of cloud apps outside of IT's purview has sometimes called Shadow IT because the cloud enables users to provision their own tools.