Sentence examples for call assumed from inspiring English sources

Initially, the McCoys, not understanding why the money was needed for a margin call, assumed that it was a mistake.

The officer who took the call assumed that the sniper was referring to the shootings in Montgomery County, officials said.

† Outcomes were adjusted to include subjects impaired at FU in the analysis, with the days to FU telephone call assumed as the final day of impairment.

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In many cases the best thing to do is call — assuming you and the hotel have phone service — or stop by in person.

You can use the new feature, called JottCast, to notify all your colleagues with a single call (assuming that you've used Jott's website beforehand to collect their e-mail addresses under a single alias such as "Team").

"If on its face it's a terrorist attack, the first phone call, assuming he's traveling with everybody in the room he travels with, will be to this office," Mr. Ridge said.

But my suspicion is, if on its face it's a terrorist attack, the first phone call, assuming he's traveling with everybody in the room he travels with, will be to this office.

And if you absolutely have to make a phone call, assume that people are listening in".

All else equal, I argued, many well paid people are expected to be on call, assume more risk, and generally neglect other aspects of their lives to a greater degree than those who are not paid as well.