Sentence examples for drop in calls from inspiring English sources

The company cited a 25percentt year-over-year drop in calls to its reservations line.

Since 2009, the LAPD has recorded a 39 per cent drop in gang crime, and a 22 per cent drop in calls reporting shots being fired.

The stickers and color-coded charts showing how to connect the modem's cables have led to a noticeable drop in calls to the company's technical support hot line.

People signing up now will get on the list in October and should see a drop in calls by December or January.

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During the holidays, when the NDVH reports a drop in calls, Mazzei said it is "common for people to reach out to us for support to feel like they can make it through the holiday season without having to return to an abusive relationship".

Amazon reiterated that point in a statement provided to TechCrunch, adding, "Customers will know when they are engaged in a Drop-In call as they will first hear a 'chime,' and the green light ring on their Echo device will rotate throughout the call.

Signals of impending departure included fluctuating productivity, an increase in the number of vacation days taken one at a time, a drop in call quality, and increased off-phone time.

In the most recent quarter, Embratel's international long-distance revenue declined 22percentt from the period a year earlier because of price cuts and a sharp drop in calling between Argentina, which is mired in an economic crisis, and Brazil.

The Big Four are scrambling to offset any drop in calling revenue by shifting their focus to new wireless opportunities.

He noted that the margins had improved despite a 2% fall in fixed-line sales for the second half of 2007, and a 17% drop in calling revenues.