Sentence examples for suitable to call from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would be more suitable to call it a framework, an approach, or a research program.

There are no designated pitches here; just rock up and find a suitable corner to call home.

How do you find a suitable commercial loft to call home?

I understand that music critics will always find categories for my works and put them away in suitable drawers, but to call me a 'holy minimalist' sounds a bit ridiculous".

Once there it overwhelms the compromising mind-set, which is far more suitable to governing, calling on politicians to adjust their principles and respect their opponents to reach agreements.

But this structure may be not suitable to be called "cone-shaped tube" if it goes into a far more complicated form, same as the evolution of mankind itself from the ape.

Capus and Griffin insist that Olbermann's broadcast is like an opinion section in a newspaper, suitable to what they call MSNBC's "cable sensibility".

These zones reveal the kind of exposures that concrete structures are subject to; calling for suitable concreting practices.

Heavy rain is the trigger for emergence and the first male to find a suitable pool calls to attract others.

For the remaining 30%% of males that were unsuccessful we presume that failure to occupy suitable calling sites led to limited access to females.

Such delay terms, more suitable to practical neural nets, are called unbounded delays [33, 34].