Sentence examples for might call service from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, Picoult does not see herself as a genre writer but rather as a purveyor of social commentary (as if the categories were mutually exclusive) and of what we might call service fiction.

It's what you might call public-service narrowcasting, if I might make that distinction between the arts institutions and the BBC and ITV".

Nigeria is a very cash driven society; only about 20% of the population have access to what you might call formal financial services.

Still, the city has lost just about that percentage of its mental-health professionals after the citizens have undergone a profound civic trauma that might call for the services of, let's just hypothecate here, some mental-health professionals.

Some might call this empty lip-service to Earth Day, which takes place today and probably would be better served by Google powering down a server farm or two for a few hours, but the concepts highlighted (including ride sharing, composting, energy conservation and diet modification) are solid ones and would have genuinely beneficial ecological effects if adopted by large portions of the community.

A growing number of companies are exploring what you might call "mid-price" subscription music services, hoping that there are lots of people out there willing to pay a few quid a month for a more limited selection of music.

This study can play a pivotal role in formulating recommendations for government and non-government organisations to prevent fragmented services and might call for major changes in health and agricultural policies and resource allocation as well as practical improvement in the environment for people of low income.

Agents won "nearly every time," he wrote, "on both price (the objective part of the test) and service (what you might call the essay question).

The result: Nearly every time, travel agents bested the Internet big boys on both price (the objective part of the test) and service (what you might call the essay question).

"If he didn't continue to answer the call and service the medical examiner, they might call someone else".

Some might call it arrogant, but I think it shows an artist at the service of a wild fantasy life.