Sentence examples for independently called from inspiring English sources

Two people independently called the experience "squishy".

It is not a coincidence that three of her peers independently called her the "smartest person they had ever met".

"A referee told me that two referees and two judges independently called a false start," said Craig Hodge, an Australian federation official.

While city and government officials have independently called for a crackdown on the company, Uber has also faced intense lobbying from established taxi service groups.

This is not technically a campaign ad, but a video for a Super Pac or political action committee – which is allowed to raise funds for political campaigns independently – called Save the Day.

In recent weeks, two of the legal scholars I most admire -- Cass Sunstein and Eric Posner -- have independently called for possible limitations on the scope of First Amendment protection in light of the dangers posed to the United States by online radicalization messages directed at Americans.

In December 2012, medical staff at Eloy Detention Center in Arizona declined to call an ambulance for a 34-year-old because they believed they were "not permitted to independently call 911," according to ICE's death review.

The first computational method for somatic variants detection [ 16] relied on independently calling the genotype of the two samples followed by subtraction of the normal sample calls from the cancer calls to obtain a candidate somatic mutation set.

Assess whether your child is ready to manage their own diabetes medications by monitoring their ability to follow a medication schedule (e.g. check that med supplies are depleted at an expected rate), self-monitor home medication supplies, self-administer insulin, and independently call the pharmacy for refills.

Parallel scan inter-reader: one patient, two ultrasonographers each acquire a scan set independently, two readers each read their own acquired scan set independently (previously called interobserver [ 15, 16, 20- 26]).

Insulin was first reported in pancreatic extracts in 1921, having been identified by Canadian scientists Frederick G. Banting and Charles H. Best and by Romanian physiologist Nicolas C. Paulescu, who was working independently and called the substance "pancrein".