Sentence examples for call groups from inspiring English sources

My local borough consults like mad, they even call groups of us in for meetings, and then, like every other borough, they only seem to take notice of whoever agrees with what they planned to do anyway.

Yoa wrote an opinion piece for Fairfax Media on Tuesday, criticising the police for their reluctance to call groups such as MTS a "gang" (it has subsequently been claimed that parts of the piece were plagiarised, which Yoa denies).

Indeed, we could have big location communities containing many small SMS or call groups.

We call groups like the Family Research Council bigots because that is simply what they are.

OpenVoice will allow you to build open call groups for up to 500 people, not only is it easy to use, OpenVoice also provides statistic reports, and features that allow to create specific call groups.

We had to call groups of men "gentlemen," ask them about their evening plans, and laugh at their jokes.

The call group had 22 broken appointments (4.4% broken appointment rate) and the no-call group had 46 broken appointments (8.5% broken appointment rate).

The call group had a significantly lower broken appointment rate (χ2, P < 0.05).

Elderly care physician, female, 57: "We have discussed this with the partners in our call group.

Smaller associations of asteroids are called groups or clusters.

To decompose the solution space, we divide the space into pieces called groups.