Sentence examples for significantly called from inspiring English sources

To make up for this, they were given a package of veterans' rights, significantly called a "Bill of Rights".

While tech giants and US spy agencies have built a sprawling kingdom of tracked and surveyed subjects, this decision is an important first siege in the battle for what the European court significantly called "erasure".

This great metaphor of a life, composed in what Robb significantly calls "the waiting room of Rimbaud's youth," has made the boat's peregrinations familiar to most French schoolchildren, though many of the poet's pioneering journeys are completely unknown.

Indeed, Quine significantly calls the latter "a philosophical paradigm" (Quine 1960).

"Our finding that BPA at a very low dose alters neurogenesis and that a moderate dose did not affect neurogenesis significantly calls for a change in government-sanctioned methods of assessing human tolerable daily intake levels," the authors wrote.

At the very least, Smith is pinning the blame on Blankfein and heir apparent Cohn (who have absorbed any number of other blows) and, significantly, calling on the board to step in, which may well mean that it should make a change at the top: "I hope this can be a wake-up call to the board of directors".

We believe the UN meeting can significantly call the world's attention to the four main NCDs cancer, diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular disease including stroke, and chronic respiratory disease along with the priority policies and interventions needed to address them.

Their technical instructors, significantly, are called lecturers.

Significantly Diderot called his Encyclopédie a machine de guerre.

Significantly, many called for a return to military rule -- just as some Nigerians did in the early 1980's after lawlessness and corruption paralyzed the last elected government.

But last month, when Mr. Christie learned that the federal estimates had risen significantly, he called for a review of the project.