Sentence examples for Email dialogue from inspiring English sources

During my treatment, I had cause to engage in a useful email dialogue with him, because it was impossible to contact him by telephone.

Next time they're having an email dialogue about trying to "move credit", so that delegated decisions of the council appear to be the sole result of their own hard work and lobbying skills, they won't accidentally copy the correspondence to the Labour whip.

Michael's tale emerges chapter by chapter, each sent as an attachment by budding author William Mendez, whose email dialogue with his agent Valerie Morrell punctuates this book, both commenting on the story and becoming a plot strand in its own right.

I told Mason so in my email, suggested changes, and we had a respectful email dialogue about his prospective product.

Many people ask a question via email, get a response, and then never respond with "Thanks!" An email dialogue is active until it's closed, and you don't want to be the one to leave it open.

One email dialogue in October 2015 between Smith and Ben Zapp, a real estate agent with ties to the extreme right, reveals the two joking using Nazi terms.

Major broadband providers will have about one year to make the changes required by the new rules; the companies must notify users of their new privacy options in ways like email or dialogue boxes on websites.

Applying these tools to anonymized company email or the dialogue on tools like waggl.com will give fresh insight into change readiness and the reactions of employees to different initiatives.

Even taking the time for this email effort at dialogue means that I've blown the window of time I had to maybe catch up on my paperwork, a daily and weekly depressing dilemma for me.

Decisions have been primarily made in country by collaborative research-action teams, complemented by supporting virtual dialogue (email, Skype) among Canadian and Andean colleagues.

Just be sure to mention something in your email to rekindle your dialogue with that network connection by mentioning something from your last interaction to help remind them who you are.