Sentence examples for answering your email from inspiring English sources

This week Google – the enormous corporation that largely controls all of the information you see and share on the internet – is releasing a new program dedicated to making your life easier, by answering your email for you.

For being wise and brave and for personally answering your email -- I salute you!

Try answering your emails in batches.

Still, you will have to communicate with this person, but it is easier with one instead of answering your emails all time.

This move can even be done throughout the day as you are answering your emails.

The sensory ones include everything from that too-loud guy at the next table in the coffee shop while you're trying to focus on answering your emails, to those enticing pingy popups on your computer screen.

I'll be able to answer your email in the morning, when I'm being paid to, at around 9am. Have a lovely evening too".

"I'm too busy to answer your email" really means "Your email is not a priority for me right now". That's a popular justification for neglecting your inbox: It's full of other people's priorities.

And then, of course, there's direct access to them, and a sense that you're always on, because if you don't answer your email right away you're somehow not being responsive.

Think about what you need to know to answer your email effectively.

I'm a PC – and I can't answer your email right now.