Sentence examples for generated mail from inspiring English sources

Others have generated mail and calls, but Limbaugh has inspired more reaction than anyone.

"A fellow from Texas can tell the difference between grass roots and Astroturf," Bentsen said in 1985, "this is generated mail".

Generated mail is a pretty old idea.

E-mail systems soon generated mailing lists, while newsgroups spawned electronic fora.

The letters were computer generated, mailed to participants' home addresses and signed by the principal researchers (authors IM, MA and HMvK).

With rising costs of health care, one should consider if available, information technology systems that could generate mailed reminders from electronic medical records.

Centers kept files linking study numbers with participant name separate from event and sample tracking databases, linking them briefly only when necessary (e.g., to generate mailing lists of participants missing a particular event).

Along with providing a centralized resource to retrieve important data, think in terms of what types of reports could be created using the data, or if the database is intended for use as a resource in generating mailing labels, email lists, or even lists to use in fax broadcasting.

The cover article on Ecstasy generated much mail, which was notable for its especially strong opinions, both pro and con.

Though Mr. Brown performed the country standards "Your Cheatin' Heart" and "Tennessee Waltz" — Mr. Wagoner had taught him the songs — his rendition of his own "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" generated hate mail.

The series generated more mail than anything I'd written before for the newspaper or have written since, but I had no idea of it until I found the stack of letters on my desk when I got back.