Sentence examples for an individual call from inspiring English sources
Yesterday, a spokesman for the bank, which is representing creditors in a WorldCom bank loan that is in default, said that the note was retracted because it was beyond Mr. Tierney's scope to make an individual call on a company's securities.
So bullion ETF's are perhaps best held in a tax-sheltered account, but that is an individual call".
However, when a chorus of spring peepers is gathered at a pond, calling from an elevated position away from the pond (and the chorus noise) will maximise the effective distance of an individual call, although this may entail other costs.
Chinese Capital and its Growing Influence in the U.S. Startup Ecosystem The second point I wanted to make is that while it sounds like this was an individual call that Spiegel and other leaders made, Snapchat either has taken investment or has been in funding conversations with some of China's biggest Internet companies.
All samples in set B had an individual call rate > 90% but one sample was excluded as it appeared as an outlier when the first two dimensions of the multidimensional scaling analysis were plotted (Additional file 9).
This set of "LD-free" SNPs had a minimum spacing of 0.1 cM, a minimum heterozygosity of 0.3 (to maintain good information content), and a maximum r of 0.16 over a sliding 500 kb window in the public available HapMap CEU data, and exceeded an individual call rate of 98% of genotyped subjects.
Their next try at recording was brought about by an individual called Norman Petty.
(The pen-register law allows the government to obtain – without a warrant – phone-call details such as who an individual calls, and when).
While campaigning against the arms trade, he struck up a friendship with an individual called Martin Hogbin and grew to trust him.
"The Internet makes it easy to protect our and our clients' privacy," an individual calling himself Robert Smith said in an e-mail response to questions about his site, offshoreprofit.com.
NSA officials could (at least in theory) determine the kinds of businesses that an individual calls - and how often.
