Sentence examples for caller raised from inspiring English sources

Not long after that story appeared, the paper reportedly suspended one of its most celebrated writers, Rick Bragg, after a caller raised questions about his work as well; Bragg, the Times revealed in an editors' note, had relied almost entirely on the reporting of a freelance journalist to compose a feature about oyster fishermen in Apalachicola, Florida.

The phone-ins are more daunting; one caller raised the subject of internet pornography in public libraries which was a bit off-topic for your blogger.Sad though it is to see newspapers in decline, the richness of this online and on-air information does rather make up for the decline in readership.

Between Flacco and Matt Ryan in Atlanta, the expectations for rookie signal-callers were raised to an unrealistic level.

It seems that a disproportionately high percentage of callers are raising two or three children without the father, who has left or was never there.

In this paper, we propose a COllaborative Spit Detection System COSDSS)—a collaborative SPIT detection system for the Voice over IP (VoIP) network where service providers collaborate for the effective and early detection of SPIT callers without raising privacy concerns.

The NHFA, an advisory agency for nursing home fees, says fee rises for existing residents is the commonest problem raised by callers to its helpline.

But the atmosphere became increasingly tense as listeners called in with questions, culminating in an argument when the matter of Livingstone's tax arrangements was raised by a caller.

By contrast, groans with raised formant frequencies (smaller caller), and shorter durations (more fatigued caller) were treated as less threatening.

Decision support and information concerns were raised by some callers.

Based on the points raised by the callers, ask open-ended questions to let the customer further elaborate their major concerns.

Groans with lowered formant frequencies (indicating a larger caller), were also treated as more threatening than natural groans (i.e. longer duration of looking at the speaker), while groans with raised formant frequencies (indicating a smaller caller) were treated as less threatening (i.e. shorter duration of looking and closer approach towards the speaker).