Sentence examples for a given caller from inspiring English sources

For the purposes of this calculation, an explicit or implicit missing genotype call from a given caller is interpreted as a homozygous reference call.

People must be ready to jump into a chat and give callers their undivided attention, something that is practically unheard-of in an era of multitasking on smartphones.

HAUPPAUGE: THE HUMAN TOUCH -- Suffolk County government agencies are rushing to comply with a county law enacted in March that requires them to give callers a choice of speaking to an operator instead of computerized voice-mail.

AT&T announced a "strategic relationship" with the company that, to start, gives callers a cobranded greeting from both AT&T and ChaCha.

Interactions has introduced a level of AI-powered complexity into its voice recognition software that gives callers a much less "robotic" experience on the phone.

(Call-handler) Notably, the call-handlers here had a strong commitment to one particular outcome: giving callers access a GP.

I give callers a lot of breathing room.

So here's some free advice: Bag the little reminder and give callers a list of the surprising items that are banned.

So last year Southwest Airlines introduced a virtual hold feature that gives callers the option of hanging up and having a customer service representative call back when their number reaches the front of the line.

Re "Making a Statement, in Absentia" (March 20), about the "away" messages posted by users of instant messaging when they are away from their computers: Back in the 80's we left clever messages on our phone answering machines to give callers an insight into our souls (and to tell them we were away).

A woman at the end of the recording says it was paid for by "conservatives," and includes a phone number that when reached gives callers the option of being removed from a call list.