Sentence examples for professionals call from inspiring English sources

Other professionals call ambulances because they fear litigation, or feel out of their depth with simple first-aid issues.

— Randy, Washington You make a good point about the importance of "insight," as mental health professionals call it.

Some security researchers suggest that the Chinese government may use people not affiliated with the government in hacking operations — what security professionals call a campaign.

For Eliza Brooke, a recent graduate of Yale, the issue is less what medical professionals call source confusion than it is of overpreparation.

The items in question are what ordnance professionals call submunitions, but are more widely known among lay readers as cluster bombs.

Kilimanjaro had some of the rich sweetness that judges expected, but it also had what professionals call "brightness": a tart, fruity flavor more commonly associated with Kenyan coffee.

One of the big advertising professionals called it "oik advertising".

The low rates created what many legal professionals called a crisis in the courts.

Paul Ferency, 51, a professional competitor from Easton, Pa., who helped start the Celtic Classic, said there are up to 250 professionals (called "heavies") worldwide.

The Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry and its Regional Tourism Council have issued a booklet and created a website for tourism professionals called Do You Speak Touriste?

There are also professionals called interventionists who help identify the appropriate people in the addict's life who will become influential parts of a recovery team.