Sentence examples for falling mail from inspiring English sources
From May Singapores postmen will take Saturdays off in response to falling mail volumes.
It was profitable for 15 straight years up to 2009, the latest year annual figures are available.In February Canada Post announced it needed to offer lower pensions and wages to new hires, citing falling mail volumes and revenues.
The goal of the campaign is to focus on "one of the bright spots in the Postal Service's future," said Nagisa Manabe, executive vice president and chief marketing and sales officer at the Postal Service in Washington, rather than "our challenging situation" as a result of problems like falling mail volume and revenue.
Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards said the Royal Mail had been under "inexorable pressure" in recent years because of falling mail volumes, which has seen the number of letters delivered every day slump by 22 million to 62 million between 2006 and 2010, contributing towards a loss of £120 million last year.
Postal unions and many workers have said that the mandate is the primary threat to the agency's financial stability, while the agency's postmaster general, Patrick Donahoe, has insisted that eliminating the mandate is no silver bullet in a digital age of falling mail volume.
While we also work hard to help Americans register to vote online, our fall mail drop is the first stage of an ambitious campaign to register between 1 million and 1.5 million new voters during the 2016 presidential election season.
Nat Goldstein, circulation director, said that though total circulation might fall off, mail subscriptions would increase.
Not everyone saw August increases, with the Daily Mail falling 0.52%.
Older people probably had the same sort of relationship with Carson or Letterman or the new issue of Mad falling through the mail slot every couple weeks, a piece of culture that seems both universal and delivered just to you, a way of understanding the world and laughing at it that gets grafted onto your personality without your noticing or minding.
A grassroots junk mail revolt would be more bad news for the beleaguered postal service, which has grown increasingly dependent on revenue from what it calls standard class mail as the volume of first-class mail falls 7% a year thanks to e-mail, social networking and online billing.
And with mail volumes falling by as much as five percent every year, the French post thinks it might be able to solve both problems.
