Sentence examples for naturally call for from inspiring English sources

Reversing a judgment for contempt because of errors of substantive law may naturally call for a reduction of the sentence based on an extent of wrongdoing found unsustainable in law.

What he or she does in any particular case may certainly depend on the product or service in question; for example, a big-ticket item may naturally call for a more rigorous evaluation of alternatives.

The most obvious reason for the difference, according to Gyekye, is that the size and magnitude of death celebration depends on the social status of the deceased individual.[4] The death of a wealthy and well-connected person will naturally call for a more elaborate ceremony than the death of a newborn, quite independently of their status as persons.

These kinds of questions naturally call for vulnerable disclosures on the part of the counselor or minister, and therefore we assume that there is a large risk in answering them honestly.

"He will have secretly disconnected the service, knowing that you will naturally call for help and when he shows up at your door, impersonating a technician let him in".

And so she very naturally called for help.

But an event like the Olympics naturally calls for a need to evoke national pride, regardless of the country.

The interest in using flexible OPV cells to power flexible sensors naturally calls for stable electrical performance under mechanical deformation.

A few months back, I read about Donald Trump's thoughts on possible military intervention, because any debate over strategy in the Middle East naturally calls for his counsel.

Pushing the frontiers of optimization (whether by expanding the reach of current techniques, finding new applications, or developing new methodologies) thus naturally calls for combining ideas from these many different areas and creating spaces for fruitful interdisciplinary collaborations, a central part of the Simons Institute's mission.

(Kehr) James Bond No. 1: Sean Connery's 007 (Friday through Thursday) It's been 50 years since the first James Bond film, "Dr. No," was released in 1962 (No. 23, "Skyfall," will come out in November), an anniversary which naturally calls for a retrospective of the seven films starring the alpha-Bond, Sean Connery.