Sentence examples for email fits from inspiring English sources

However, environmentalists say the email fits a pattern of collusion between the Bush administration and conservative groups funded by the oil industry, who lobby against efforts to control carbon dioxide emissions, the main cause of global warming.

More people ask me about email management than about any other aspect of their online lives: whether it's the challenge of coping with an overwhelming amount of email, or figuring out how email fits into the overall flow of our daily work, most people have some kind of email pain point.

Demographic shifts may change how email fits into the marketing mix over time, but it is unlikely to go away.

When I contacted him for the HP story, everything he told me (via email) fit perfectly with what was being said by other people within the company.

Intelligence and other officials can now point to a growing string of campaigns of disinformation, hacked computer networks and leaked emails fitting a pattern that traces a murky route back to Moscow.

So, if Pete or Piyush believes that the material they've seen to date (which can be a one-page executive summary, a 20-page pitch document, a rough website, or even an email description) fits our strategy and has some potential, they will proceed with a meeting.

The following email thankfully fit into the former category.

I asked CEO Matt Keiser via email how LiveIntent fits into the broader email marketing landscape, he replied, "We do not plan to fit in [see what he did there?], we are changing [the] landscape of email marketing with real time programmatic buying and selling".

Eventually, it's a win for the end user as it's hard to find an email client that fits your needs.

Increasingly I think: 'Yeah, there really are things I want to do.' So I suppose one has to, you know…" Humphrys also revealed that he recently wrote a resignation email in a "fit of anger" – thought to be about the Today presenting schedule around the time of the EU referendum vote.

Megan Carpentier: The House Benghazi committee has always been of niche interest to anyone outside the Beltway and the conservative movement; that they managed to dig up anything (Hillary Clinton's private email server) to fit into the well-worn the-Clintons-aren't-trustworthy narrative is not surprising those of us who remember Whitewater and Travelgate.