Sentence examples for since called a from inspiring English sources

The columnists have since called a truce.

Although no more of this". The columnists have since called a truce.

They set up a new camp after the death of their comrade, although they have since called a break in their action.

Global marketplace conditions combined on the eve of the financial crisis to create what Alan Greenspan [former chairman of the US federal reserve] has since called a "fundamental flaw in the edifice of market economics".

In 2006, then-Senator Barack Obama lodged a protest vote against an increase in the debt ceiling — a vote he's since called "a mistake". Our economy, however, is weaker than it was then, our deficits are more worrying and the markets are more fragile.

In those two years of exile, he underwent what he has since called "a time of great interior crisis" and emerged with a much more consultative leadership style.

This is a good way to differentiate themselves from their competitor, since calling a product the i"Name" makes one think of something Apple-related.

Since calling a game a "clone" has a negative connotation, reviewers have come up with other names for the subgenre.

He's since called it a "young book by a young writer," claiming he "didn't expect much" from the title.

He's since called for a ban on Muslims and a database of Muslims.

She has since called for a plan to encourage the restructuring of viable mortgages through a voluntary agreement to freeze interest rates on subprime adjustable-rate mortgages and a 90-day foreclosure moratorium.