Sentence examples for email releases from inspiring English sources

Assange was interviewed by Democracy Now on 25 July but did not mention future email releases or the Clinton Foundation.

But just because someone has a copy of "FOIA2009" or "FOIA2011" [the file names given by the hacker to the email releases in 2009 and 2011] on their computer, it means nothing because it's been mirrored all over the world.

So far the US intelligence community has set aside at least 305 emails from Clinton's account for further review, while another 60 emails included in the three previous email releases have been redacted to remove classified information.

But the email releases, and the potential for real or perceived conflicts of interest, have forced the Clintons to protect against further damage to her already low levels of trust among voters.

Putin turns tables by accusing Clinton of diverting attention from damaging email releases by claiming that Russia is stealing the US election for Donald Trump.

I got a thousand email releases dropped on me from product marketers shouting they're there for customers during the weirdness of nature's unexpected earthquake and hurricane duet.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg endorsed cutting off Vine's access to Facebook data, according to an email released by U.K. leaders.

– 23 October, Naples, Florida Trump claims to be quoting from an email released by WikiLeaks, which acquired hacked emails of John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chairman.

In these situations, events such as the WikiLeaks email release, persistent negative coverage through RT, and countless trolls can push public opinion over a threshold.

There are other cases, too: CNN political commentator Maria Cardona, according to another email release, previewed an entire CNN.com Op-Ed piece with the DNC.

Of course that wouldn't serve the interests of the person behind the email release called FOIA2011.