Sentence examples for call without any from inspiring English sources

"Companies like Inter-Tel and NetSpeak will let you reduce the cost of your call without any degradation in quality".

In total, 22.18% of patients were entrusted to the family; 2.89% of patients refused transportation; 69.94% of triggered firemen ambulances were done by a centre 18 call, without any medical regulation by an emergency physician.

Here, an available channel is an idle channel that can be assigned to a new call without causing any interference with the currently in-use channels in any cell.

On Tuesday, I was in what Mr. Pinto called, without any apparent irony, "an encapsulated moving environment".

But unlike Internet phone services that charge by the length of the calls, Pudding Media offers calling without any toll charges.

Britain's unwritten constitution offers no such rules: a parliamentary majority confers monarchial power so a referendum can be called without any such framing.

Among the most shocking revelations from Snowden were that the government secretly had broad access to ordinary citizens' phone records – though not the content of the actual calls – without any kind of court order, and dozens of intelligence programs were created to collect the public's data from some of America's largest technology companies.

Voxeet has new apps for the iPhone and the Android that provide stereo HD sound for conference calls without any audio bridge.

Sprint issued phone accounts with abandon, allowing subscribers to its Clear Pay service to make up to $125 in calls without any payments and, starting in May 2001, no deposits.

The Gear S has a few hallmarks that set it apart from the crowd, however, including a curved Super AMOLED display, which has a 2-inch diagonal measurement and 360×480 resolution, and a built-in 3G modem, which can let the wearable receive notification and messages, and even make and receive calls without any smartphone involved.

That comes when Vitter and his staff link this money to some kind of grand conspiracy, which he calls, without any other details, the extreme "far-left agenda".