Sentence examples for distributed newsletters from inspiring English sources
We sold research reports, distributed newsletters and operated an employment site.
Dr. Reece, a pathologist and the editor of two nationally distributed newsletters for doctors, takes a critical look at H.M.O.'s, which he says "have failed to meet most Americans' expectations".
From 1989 to 1991, Mr. Jenkins edited "Winners & Sinners," a publicly distributed newsletter, published from 1951 to 1991, that singled out the good, the bad and the categorically ugly in the pages of The Times.
According to Flor, after 1993 passed without a single doomsday, Children of God founder David Berg began distributing newsletters to followers entitled, somewhat ambiguously, "It Could Happen This Year".
Zeta Psi was "permanently" booted off campus in 2001 for distributing newsletters that included "patented daterape techniques" and detailed sexual activities between brothers and female students.
Some studies organise periodic information sessions for participating families or distribute newsletters to share updates about general research findings.
The New York chapter of the DOB distributed a newsletter to about 150 people, and Gittings worked on it while being required to stay overtime at her job.
In February 1999, the pharmacy department distributed a newsletter to physicians and pharmacists.
On March 2 , 1998 the Pharmacy department in the retrospective DUR hospital distributed a newsletter informing all physicians and pharmacists on the upcoming DUR on cisapride.
Tens of thousands of readers of e-mail newsletters have recently been inundated with unsolicited overtures from pornography Web sites and get-rich-quick schemes, the newsletter publishers say, and they are blaming the company that manages and distributes the newsletters for them.
[C2.] Spam Recipients Point Fingers Tens of thousands of readers of e-mail newsletters have recently been inundated with unsolicited overtures from pornography Web sites and get-rich-quick schemes, the newsletter publishers say, and they are blaming the company that manages and distributes the newsletters for them.
