Sentence examples for call resolving from inspiring English sources

What you call "resolving" the situation I call covering up wrongdoing, a curious way to give your friend peace of mind.

Mr. Fagan said an assistant was hired in June to answer calls, resolving the matter.

The crisis is seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who has called resolving a similar garbage crisis near Naples in 2008 an important accomplishment of his government.

According to the board committee's report, senior Enron employees said Mr. Skilling was "intensely interested" in the Raptor credit problems and called resolving them "one of the company's highest priorities".

A harmonic is called resolved if there exists a frequency channel that primarily responds to it.

With two of the six false calls resolved the assay delivered 188 correct calls out of 192 specimens tested, or an accuracy of 97.9%.

QPP1 and QPP235 are called resolved positive QPPs, because they are needed to explain the superpool scores and are therefore certain to contain the marker.

He understood that American willingness (what politicians call resolve) to keep the Army fighting is a diminishing asset — unless it can be plainly, repeatedly demonstrated that progress is being made and that the enemy directly threatens the nation.

The book was called Resolving Ethical Issues.

This powerful technology can be applied to address a wide range of biological questions, such as variant calling and resolving haplotypes between individuals of a population or de novo assembly of complex genomes.

And when one customer earnestly e-mailed a photograph of his missing sock, he received a phone call to resolve the issue and the sock was located.