Sentence examples for email movement from inspiring English sources

Join the Slow email movement!" And that's IBM, not an aromatherapy cooperative.

A senior executive at IBM has launched a Slow Email Movement to encourage us to check our inboxes less.

In a new age, young brothers have certainly kept that vision by utilizing new tools to carry out Alpha activism in new ways — starting movements via email, Twitter hashtags, or Facebook posts.

And then there's our love-hate affair with technology, which sees us bristling at the government's efforts to monitor our Internet activities, listen in on our phone calls, read our emails, track our every movement, and punish us for what we say on social media, and yet we keep using these very same technologies all the while doing nothing about the government's encroachments on our rights.

The Met's justification does not explain why they needed to retain logs listing my age, ethnicity, phone numbers, home addresses, email and Twitter accounts, my movements and people I speak with on protests.

There are no other apps, no email, no games, no finger movements that summon up yet another distraction in a world overwhelmed by them.

As an example, there are constant emails floating around within the movement that say, "why is your group doing that when our group is doing the same thing?" These are perfectly legitimate emails and great questions.

This allows for easy movement between messaging and email or searching the Web while listening to music, and items are rearranged simply by dragging them.

"Unfortunately, we haven't seen much legislative movement," Timm wrote in an email to HuffPost.

Back in September, my colleague Jon wrote about the awesome movement to send three sentence emails.

Tiffany Auman, another UPW attendee, added in an email that Robbins "sounded very unsupportive" of the movement.