Sentence examples for conventional mail from inspiring English sources

Previously, the film office relied on conventional mail.

There are about two dozen freelance writers and graphic designers who contribute by E-mail or conventional mail.

As any computer user knows, the Internet revolution has led to people and businesses sending far less conventional mail.

One side benefit of electronic communication has been to make it easier to arrange the trading of objects -- CD's, artworks or what have you -- by conventional mail.

Since the goo came in aerosol cans and was considered hazardous, it could not be sent through conventional mail or shipping services.

The General Accounting Office predicted in 1981 that electronic mail would sharply reduce the volume of conventional mail and would cut postal employment by two-thirds by 2000.

But such promotions are swamped by a tide of conventional junk mail urging recipients to take out loans, put their homes up for sale or upgrade their broadband connections.

bReports for these cases were received by both conventional means (mail, telephone, fax) and the laboratory information network.

This product will be marketed on a website, as well as through conventional direct mail and yellow page advertising.

Wireless devices of every stripe are connecting to the Internet in such numbers that, by 2007, e-mail addresses associated with mobile phones will outnumber conventional e-mail addresses.

Though text messages and e-mail are carried on different networks, some phones can also exchange conventional e-mail with correspondents at PC's or other devices.