Sentence examples for is usually called for from inspiring English sources

A different approach is usually called for in rented apartments or houses.

To help tenderize a potentially tough cut, a marinade is usually called for.

Since this bleeding can equally arise from a tumour of the renal pelvis, examination of the renal pelvis is usually called for.

When a Broadway show hits the road, or a touring company moves from one location to the next, a big, fuel-guzzling 18-wheeler is usually called for.

Since most bloating is caused by a build-up of air or gas in the digestive tract, oral medication containing simethicone is usually called for.

It's a mouthful, which is why it is usually called W.M.A.P., the abbreviation for a satellite that was launched in June 2001 and retired this September.

It is usually called "rocking chair battery" for its reversible lithium insertion and de-insertion properties.

The first is in the Transcendental Aesthetic, the second is in what is usually called the Metaphysical Deduction (for this term, see below).

This is what is usually called Benamou Brenier formula (see [11] for the quadratic case, and [21] for a general introduction).

The second plausible response is for the deontologist to abandon Kantian absolutism for what is usually called "threshold deontology".

Such a plot is usually called a Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, named for the early 20th-century astronomers Ejnar Hertzsprung of Denmark and Henry Norris Russell of the United States, who independently discovered the relations shown in it.