Sentence examples for concerning emails from inspiring English sources

However within a few weeks of basking in our joy and anticipation of the savings we were going to experience we started getting some rather concerning emails from our former cable company about data overages!

The rules will now come into force on October 24, when an EU directive concerning email privacy also comes into force.

Sullivan also said the State Department's inspector general last month faulted the department and Clinton's office for overseeing processes that repeatedly allowed "inaccurate and incomplete" FOIA responses, including a May 2013 reply to one that found "no records" concerning email accounts that Clinton used, even though dozens of senior officials had corresponded with her private account.

Another thread to his second appearance concerned emails he sent to MPs on the FAC informing them that Dr Kelly had been Susan Watts's source.

The only responses I had were concerned emails from environmentalists telling me that DDT was banned for a reason. .

After less than 24 hours, she began to receive concerned emails from other feminists warning her of the risk she undertook by attaching her name to such a public anti-MRA initiative.

Absorbing all the fiction and nonfiction in the back and forth controversies with one candidates inappropriate verbose and behavior and the other's issues concerning emails--infused into an endless cycle of spin by surrogates and pundits--is enough to leave the most ardent supporters dizzy and scratching their heads.

By tracking all of your data concerning your emails, webinars (yeah, you'll want to be doing those), eBooks (again, no brainer), and all other nurturing activities, you'll notice patterns and outliers that you can now quantify and replicate.

The feedback that the sales team receives concerning the emails and other content marketing has put out is beneficial information that helps shape what marketing does in the future to appeal to the leads sales receive.

Send email concerning unsolicited commercial email ("spam") routed from or through campus computers, unauthorized access, violations of Penn's Policy on the Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources or other abuse complaints to [email protected].

Typically this only concerns emails sent from a work email account and not your personal email accounts.