Sentence examples for specific calling from inspiring English sources

He would not be more specific, calling it "a security matter".

Romero himself has denied that zombies are a metaphor for anything specific, calling them instead simply "a global disaster that people don't know how to deal with".

At a communal breeding site, such as a pond, swamp, or stream, differences in specific calling sites of the males help the frogs to maintain their identities (see Sidebar: Singing a Different Tune: Intraspecific Competition in Tungara Frogs).

Mr. Annan was more specific, calling on countries around the world to find ways to care for 13 million children who have been made orphans by the spread of AIDS and "to ensure that people everywhere, particularly young people, know what to do to avoid infection".

This meant that the lower-priced carrier for a given customer depended on that individual's specific calling patterns a muddied situation in which consumers were less likely to take the big step of switching phone companies on the basis of price.

Other than natural gas, 5G wireless service was the only area of technology to get a specific calling out for infrastructure.

The idea that in undergoing abortion women experience something tragic and specific called "post-abortion syndrome" has been a linchpin of the anti-abortion movement in recent years.

On Wednesday she provided more specifics, calling for body cameras on all police officers.

Context-specific calling behaviour appears to be widespread and therefore was likely present in the ancestor of modern primates and humans.

Football is a game of strategy, with specific plays called in specific situations to exploit specific defenses.

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