Sentence examples for in a call to discuss from inspiring English sources

"We will be the first to admit that this is a work in progress, and there is more to do," Brian T. Gladden, the company's chief financial officer, told Wall Street analysts in a call to discuss the quarterly results.

Last week, Mayer all but acknowledged that this effort hadn't borne fruit, when she announced, in a call to discuss the company's fourth-quarter earnings for 2015, that it would cut fifteen per cent of its workforce and explore "strategic alternatives"—a phrase that, along with other similar comments, was widely interpreted as a reference to putting Yahoo up for sale.

In a call to discuss earnings with investors, Mr Page highlighted just how dominant mobile has become among consumers.

"2013 was the year we turned our business into a mobile business," said Mr Zuckerberg in a call to discuss the earnings.

In a call to discuss the news, the founders, along with employee Kenny Van Zant, explained to me how it's been successfully used to manage everything from inbound employee applications to agile software development.

On Thursday, Kayak's board members convened in a conference call to discuss setting a price for the I.P.O., with directors calling in from China, Cape Cod and elsewhere.

In a conference call to discuss the earnings, a Gillette spokesman said that the company believed its worst problems were behind it and that it was comfortable with analysts' estimates that its profits and sales would rebound in 2000.

In a quick call to discuss that program earlier this week, he also fielded a few questions from us about the current state of early-stage startup investing and how founders can best navigate it.

In a conference call to discuss the bank's performance, Mr. Lewis struck an elegiac note.

In a conference call to discuss Goldman's earnings on Tuesday, Michael Mayo, an analyst with Crédit Agricole Securities, asked Goldman's chief financial officer, Harvey Schwartz, what the company's new target was.

The new company would be structured as a joint venture owned by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Mr. DeMarco told reporters in a conference call to discuss his agency's plans.