Sentence examples for was called less from inspiring English sources

The walkout was called less than a week after the hedge fund manager William A. Ackman won a proxy battle for control of the railroad.

The protest in London was called less than two days before it actually began, and it was vast.

was called "less energetic" and Don't Blow Your Top was called "a little flimsy" in comparison to later albums by AllMusic critics Andy Hinds and Vincent Jeffries, respectively.

However, the observation study had not been paid much attention, until Kribs and colleagues used a similar method, which was called less invasive surfactant administration again in clinical observations (LISA), in Cologne [ 7].

Baseball also is called less dynamic than the N.B.A., even though it had about $2 billion less in revenue than M.L.B. last year.

An estimated crowd of around 2,000 congregated in a car park on the seafront overlooking the plant, despite the rally being called less than 24 hours previously.

Smith's rival sonnet is called, less memorably, In Egypt's Sandy Silence and disadvantages itself early on by the gauche reference to "a gigantic leg".

"It's called 'Less' because it's [meant to] make your interactions with email take less time, and to be less taxing on you," says Eckstein.

In the wake of a summer that may charitably be called less than memorable, the question on everyone's mind now is what it will take for Wall Street to get back its gusto.

We've been called less classically beautiful.

A larger number of people were called less frequently, where the corresponding relationship was weaker.