Sentence examples for calls targeting from inspiring English sources

This included two allegedly active "boiler room" call centres – from which alleged victims received unsolicited phone calls targeting them with bogus investment offers – at Surfers Paradise and Bundall.

Scammers can use this information to craft believable phishing emails or phone calls, targeting the executive or their unsuspecting colleagues back at the home office.

The intervention was conducted with primary care patients diagnosed with depression by their PCPs through five telephone calls targeting education about depression, medication adherence, and strategies to teach patients to monitor their mood and daily activities and to increase the number of specific activities in which they engage.

The lanky short-seller has delivered a spate of other prescient calls, targeting high-flying stocks, from Amazon to Yahoo, that later crashed.

Parents allocated to the intervention received printed resources plus four 30-min telephone calls targeting aspects of the home food environment associated with children's fruit and vegetable consumption.

It is the use of them for what Obama calls "targeted killing": identifying and marking specific people for death.

Moreover, Arabs say that particular Israeli policies have accelerated recent cycles of violence, specifically what Israel calls "targeted killings".

Many of the illegal robo-calls targeting the United States probably come from overseas — which used to be extremely expensive but now is far cheaper.

The most striking example of that was an Idaho-based white supremacist group's racist robo-calls targeting Gillum, featuring a man impersonating the candidate speaking in a minstrel dialect while chimpanzee noises played in the background.

It's called targeting, and all the parties do it.

This alignment between items and people is called targeting in the Rasch analysis jargon.