Sentence examples for issue calling from inspiring English sources

This isn't a marketing issue, calling out for a new prison brand.

Mrs. Payne had written warmly of the paper in its final issue, calling it "an old friend".

Oliver Letwin, the shadow home secretary, nodded at the vexed asylum issue, calling for quotas and offshore processing of applicants.

The United States Ambassador to the Dominican Republic, Charles T. Manatt, has "spoken out about the issue, calling for his immediate arrest," an embassy spokeswoman, Sophie Folly, said.

BusinessWeek declared Professor Boskin "clearly back on top of his game" in its June 30 issue, calling him "the Alan Greenspan of his generation".

Buzzfeed's Zeke Miller reported Wednesday that Democrats are celebrating the Romney campaign's stated plans to reintroduce President Barack Obama's cocaine use as a campaign issue, calling it a sign of a flailing campaign.

A new issue, called "The Food Chain," is out.

"This issue calls the governance of football into question.

For Mr. Van Auken, the issue calls for compromise.

They are part of another preservation issue called "tear downs".

New York magazine already publishes two annual design issues and a third stand-alone issue called New York Design Hunting.