Sentence examples for emailed question from inspiring English sources

In an emailed question for the Q&A, reader Stephen Marks asked: "How do you feel about scientists who blog their research rather than waiting to publish their final results?" Brian Cox: The peer review process works and I'm an enormous supporter of it.

When an emailed question was read, asking whether it was true the Kremlin held emergency night-time meetings after Moscow's protests began on 5 December, Putin replied, with his customary flair: "I'll say it openly, I didn't notice any confusion out there.

That means the exchange occurred within a week — and possibly on one of the same days as — the discussions about how to respond to Snowden's emailed question to OGC, a question that was characterized as unusual.

End Note: In response to this emailed question by a reader: "Wait is the whole piece satire or did Buffett actually call for a 'wealth tax'?" To the best of my knowledge Warren Buffett did not call for a wealth tax, at least not on his own tax sheltered wealth.

You can also email questions, ideas and comments to [email protected]@theguardian.com

Her first column has been published today and readers can email questions for future columns to [email protected]@theguardian.com

Caroline Hamilton, who manages the contact centre for Unite Students, suggests don't delay by emailing questions when rooms are filling up fast.

So he distributes the deck in advance and requires board members to email questions for the update section.

That might mean answering a quick email question, filling out a more detailed survey, looking at designs or trialling a new product before launch.

Former Obama White House speechwriter Jon Favreau wrote: "I don't blame Lauer for asking the email question.

"She needs to be able to answer the email question," Democratic strategist Bud Jackson said.