Sentence examples for angered email from inspiring English sources
Just two months ago Yahoo angered email customers when it unveiled a redesign, prompting some to beg Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer to bring back the old version of the email.
Perhaps not surprisingly 18- to 29-year-olds are 13percentt less likely than 30- to 40-year-olds to be angered by email but 45percentt more likely to be offended by text.
Flynn's email angered a number of Labour MPs who said the idea sent the wrong message out to voters at a time when politicians were already suffering personal attacks.
That's according to a rather opportunistic "flash" survey from rightmobilephone, which found that 63% of respondents were "particularly angered" by Jobs' email in which he told one early iPhone 4 adopter to "avoid holding [the phone] in that way".
The email angered many students, who protested and verbally attacked faculty members.
Peter Horrocks, the BBC director whose controversial email has angered journalists at the corporation, is under acute pressure to find new ways to "monetise" his department.
Clinton backers were angered when Lauer repeatedly focused on her use of a private email server while serving as secretary of State.
Shirley, in an email exchange with the Huffington Post, did not seem angered by Palin's use of his article.
Some email correspondents who were aware of these efforts were angered by the OWTS television advertisements and suggested the advertisements were a waste of money.
Comey had previously angered Democrats when, 10 days before election day, he sent a letter to Capitol Hill leaders indicating the FBI had located additional emails potentially related to its investigation of Clinton's private email server.
