Sentence examples for expect email from inspiring English sources

Yet certain forms of cyberbullying were less common than you might expect – email was the least likely medium for abuse.

Do the recent revelations about privacy issues – eg Google: Gmail users shouldn't expect email privacy – change your recommendation to link one's email account to Gmail?

End users expect email to just work, and have been blissfully shielded from the technical complexities that make running a robust email platform quite challenging.

It's since pivoted to target B2B only, a decision founder and CEO Jordan Fantaay tells me was partly taken in search of a business model, since consumers now expect email to be free.

You just expect email to exist when you need it, whether you're firing off a quick "thanks" to a colleague or searching for an old receipt for an online purchase.

For that kind of money you might reasonably expect emails from Leontes, Enobarbus and the Merry Wives of Windsor as well.

We have a culture of praising people for working late, says Mann. "But it's good if managers don't expect emails, or even say; 'You need a break, go and be with your family'".

Not much of a sleeper, one might expect emails from him at any hour of the night, and an average week would see him up and down from home in Chester to London and all over the world to visit soldiers, businesses, charities and rural estates while representing and promoting numerous organisations".

Any student who is using Cmail should check for the expected email there.

As expected, email and web-based communication systems are being utilised more often to facilitate communication.

It might be a customer making unreasonable demands, your colleague expecting emails to be answered at midnight or your boss continually dumping urgent work on your desk just as you are heading for the exit.