Sentence examples for cost call from inspiring English sources

Staff needed to persevere to contact some women Non-English language speakers required a landline to use language line services Face-to-face return visits to the ward were not feasible due to lack of space and cost Call length may be higher if extended to cover all postcode areas.

But a new study, arguing that some Americans get better care than do Britons at a comparable cost, calls that shibboleth into question.

Mr. Mayne, who was brought in by the F. J. Sciame Construction Company to advise on ways to lower the project's cost, called it "the architecture of negotiation".

We propose two models of the connection cost, called the centralized and the distributed models.

No matter how these transformations manifest themselves, there is a net cost called "entropy".

We consider the influence of the pollutants and take it as the governance cost, called the environmental cost.

In June 2009, Google Voice began noticing extremely high cost calls to a concentrated number of destinations.

The process of acquisition of drug resistance is often associated with some additional cost, called fitness, which reduces the general viability of the bacteria [ 6, 7].

IBM is doing cutting-edge research and development in India and writing valuable software, as well as running low-cost call centres.

Telmex is now starting to sell telephone services directly to Mexican immigrants in the United States, using its familiar brand to offer them low-cost call shops and calling cards.

In the mid-2000s, almost every major player in the debt collection industry pursued a similar offshore strategy: set up low-cost call centers in India or the Philippines to increase profit margins.