Sentence examples for email demands from inspiring English sources

Warner's publication of this email demands an answer from Valcke, which has not been forthcoming so far, as to why he said Qatar "bought" the World Cup.

One recent study shows that on days when managers face heavy email demands, they make less progress toward their goals and end up being less proactive in communicating their vision and setting expectations.

The sad part about the situation is that the person who sent me the email demands has massive influence over the industry, the people I work with.

But Labour sent Katz an email demanding a full public apology for the "completely unacceptable" comment.

A month later the hackers sent an email demanding that The Interview never see the light of day.

'After a few days, during which I assumed he'd re-read my item and realised his mistake, he sent another email demanding the same retraction,' he writes.

I'm hardly an arch-conservative, and whenever I write things that college students disagree with, I get a lot of email demanding retraction, recantation, apology, prostration.

Michael Halpern of the public interest group, the Union of Concerned Scientists agrees, saying that the email demand is the 21st Century equivalent to eavesdropping on conversations around the water cooler.

Finally, on 11 May, Noce revealed in a second Libération scoop that more than half of the museum's 40 staff members had signed an email demanding Baldassari's dismissal, accusing her of "authoritarianism, partiality and managerial methods which have led the Picasso Museum into an impasse".

TV football pundit and former England player Gary Lineker joined a growing number of Mackay supporters who took to social media like Twitter to air their views, tweeting: "The Cardiff owner's email demanding Malky Mackay resign or be sacked beggars belief".

Send an email demanding that when we pick our poison it should no longer contain poison.