Sentence examples for call curve from inspiring English sources

In a call, Curve founder and CEO Shachar Bialick explained that the £500 per month zero fee cap for blue Curve card users is informed by research the startup did that showed that over 80percentt of traveling customers spend less than £500 abroad per month.

He has urged what he calls curve shifting, an overhaul of human behavior toward healthier living.

The RIBA's awards panel called Curve "genuinely iconic… a new level of ambition in theatre design" and his practice has been called "blazingly successful".

The effort, called Curve Films, was introduced in April by the integrated media group unit of NBC Universal which is owned by Comcast.

American bobsledders have called Curve 13 of the Olympic track "50-50," for the chances of making it through without a wreck.

NBCUNIVERSAL is forming a unit called Curve Films, but there is no intention for it to compete with siblings at the company like Universal Pictures or Universal Television.

Davie explained: "Today we'll be announcing we've taken 25% of a company called Curve which is two creatives, Camilla Lewis and Rob Carey, they've done a lot of programming in factual entertainment.

The latter case, called "curve veering", has been observed in approximate solutions associated with discretized models.

The best structured bonds out there, for my money, are "noninversion" notes, also called "curve" notes.

Techniques for empirical modeling are alternatively called curve fitting in engineering and numerical methods, regression analysis in statistics, or time series forecasting in economics.

We shall call this curve BL curve.