Sentence examples for readily called upon from inspiring English sources
Whereas a streetcar stores the energy and uses it on an as-needed basis, our bodies don't use storage without consequence -- extra energy becomes fat and it's not readily called upon when the body needs energy.
Nevertheless, when people were asked to explain what they understood diabetes to be, it was the local terms and their connotations that were most readily called upon.
Waiting to be called upon again.
It seems to be all too frequent, all too readily called forth, and people all too readily socialize to it or are able to adapt to evil.
For better and worse, the President Barack Obama most readily calls to mind is Kennedy.
The Board states in its report for the year 1923: 'It will readily be understood when representatives of industries or manufacturers are called upon to give definite details of their costs and manufacture such information must be given confidentially.' Third Annual Report of Australian Tariff Board, June , 1923 p. 23.
They called upon him to resign.
Still, businessmen will rally when called upon.
(He was not called upon).
We are only called upon to consider its relation to and possible effect upon the policy of a workmen's compensation law and we can readily see that it may be, as it is said the experience of Ohio demonstrated, inimical to that policy to permit the erection of an interest or a power that may be exerted against it or its subsidiary provisions.
