Sentence examples for randomly calling from inspiring English sources

The advantages of lists versus randomly calling households is a hotly debated topic.

Curious about his absentee father and his astoundingly complex family tree, he began randomly calling other Threatts to see if they were related.

Other participants did not advocate for randomly calling on students.

Nielsen/Netratings claim that Media Metrix violated basic polling methodology rules by combining two separate panels when Media Metrix merged with RelevantKnowledge and by contacting potential participants by direct mail instead of randomly calling them over the phone.

Traditionally, pollsters have done this by randomly calling phone numbers, which (if cell phones are included) theoretically gives everyone with a phone an equal chance of getting called.

A Middle East news service is reporting that residents of the Gaza Strip are randomly calling up American voters in hopes of getting them to back Barack Obama in the presidential election.

He'd just randomly called her, a crank call.

He randomly calls them from his office in Sacramento, just to check in.

So when you randomly call up all households, as most public polls do, you have a known parameter.

Instead, it randomly called a large number of residents around the state and asked whether they planned to vote.

"I just randomly called him up and said: 'I love your festival.