Sentence examples for a reasonable email from inspiring English sources

If you want to reply to a text message with more than a yes or no, you need something with a reasonable email client, like a smartphone, PDA or combination PDA and phone.

Calum Kerr, the SNP's freshly appointed environment and rural affairs spokesman, describes a "steady flow" of individuals lobbying him on foxhunting since he was elected, with "a reasonable number of emails from south of the border, some of them even offering to come to Scotland for their holidays if we support the ban".

What then, is a reasonable response time for emails and texts?

To be fair though they are not the only people spamming my inbox at the moment, I still haven't got around to blocking emails from Facebook apps, but at least there you now have a reasonable path to block the emails.

Too lazy to get up at a reasonable hour and respond to emails from the aforementioned Susan in accounting.

The new results hinge on greenhouse gas emissions increasing at an unabated pace, "which I hope is not a reasonable presumption," Howat wrote in an email.

Approach the request professionally, writing a brief email that includes a reasonable, somewhat specific explanation for why it's necessary to turn your work in late.

Given the short time period between test adminstrations and given that participants were not likely to be available on the telephone (i.e., the nature of their roles do not lend themselves to being in the office or they may have administrative assistants who take their calls) email reminders were a reasonable alternative to postal reminders.

"What we have now might win a conviction in civil court ('preponderance of the evidence'), but not in criminal court ('proof beyond a reasonable doubt')," McCall wrote in an email.

She appears to be a reasonable woman and the reaction to her email message was needlessly vicious.

Contact the sellers by email or phone at a reasonable hour in the afternoon or evening.