Sentence examples for high mailing from inspiring English sources

Generations ago, there were many popular, large-format magazines like Life and Look, but gradually, standardization in production, shipping and display racks, and high mailing costs, pushed magazines toward a standard size that is slightly shorter and narrower than an 8 1/2-by-11-inch sheet of paper.

So you need to pack light to avoid high mailing costs.

It's not just Colorado where we've seen Democrats return their mail ballots later than Republicans, this trend has also happening in other states with high mail ballot usage and competitive statewide elections: Florida and Iowa.

"We got a lot of mail — it was one of the higher mail-drawers yet".

This blocks the most common spam attacks, and provides protection for users as well as ISPs, since it makes misuse of the servers by retransmission more difficult.More complex schemes are also being put into place particularly by the larger ISPs, which have more users and higher mail volume, and therefore more resources to be wasted.

For example, participants with depressive symptoms tended to engage in very high e-mail usage.

Team Jeg's can indulge in a full-time chef partly because the family's main enterprise, Jeg's High Performance Mail Order, sells racing parts to the tune of more than $100 million a year.

He loved family dinners at the house in Brooklyn Heights, centered at the dining-room table that even during meals was piled high with mail, manuscripts, books, periodicals and newspapers.

It is a major reason business and government BlackBerry phones have such high e-mail security that it has been a source of contention in nations where law enforcement and security services would like to monitor BlackBerry users' messages.

As many companies with high e-mail volume will attest, bounces are a big deal— roughly 20% of transaction emails are rejected.

In the United States, if you don't mind paying the higher Priority Mail rate, you can use the Priority Mail boxes that the post office provides free (it's a service you get for paying more).