Sentence examples for respectively call from inspiring English sources

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As presidential nominees Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, respectively, call climate change a "religion" or a "bullshit … total hoax" dreamed up by China, it is deeply unfashionable for any Republican to take the issue seriously, let alone push for radical reforms to remedy it.

He had succumbed to what doctors call focal dystonia, golfers call the yips, and instrumentalists and scribblers, respectively, call musician's cramp and writer's cramp.The cause of focal dystonia remains a mystery, but those who suffer it have in common that their activities require them to perform frequent, repetitive, fine movements.

However, the distinction between what we now respectively call science and philosophy was recognized in practice long before that (Gjertsen, 1989).

Therefore, we only consider time points 1-3 and 4-6 of the lung development and respectively call them as early and late stages hereinafter.

For breast and ovarian cancer, respectively, call rates were high (98.1%, 95.9%), genotypes were in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (p = 0.23, p = 0.96), white non-Hispanic control minor allele frequencies were as expected (27.6%, 26.0%), and concordance across duplicates was 100%.

His father, mother and brother are, like Doctorow's, respectively called Dave, Rose and Donald.

Three successive phases of Gothic architecture can be distinguished, respectively called early, High, and late Gothic.

In humans these veins are respectively called the superior and inferior venae cavae.

(These two branches are respectively called the Mouhoun and the Nakambe rivers in Burkina Faso).

In "Redwood Park (Part I)," Christiana Axelsen and Rebecca Chaleff wore asymmetrical culotte-dresses of orange and pinkish-red, respectively, calling to mind the flesh of the giant trees.