Sentence examples for internet correspondence from inspiring English sources

Internet correspondence has cavalierly reduced it to an adopted linguistic device, a mere signification of speech.

"It's not the same as a phone record when you look at somebody's internet correspondence," she said.

The National Security Agency obtained permission to collect and store the private Internet correspondence and cell-phone data of millions of Americans.

Reproduction of books, pamphlets, and Internet correspondence and publications, issued by the Polish publishing house Wydawnictwo Podziemne between 2007 and 2017, relating to political conditions in Poland.

The internet correspondence of the world's elders has always been a wonderful thing, filled with email subject headings  like 'MESSAGE FROM YOUR Dand and text messages kept to about 12 characters despite length limits no longer really being a thing.

Doherty and Cook were "shocked and devastated" at the vitriol aimed at Mayberry, but Doherty would like it to be known that "how immensely positive our internet correspondence is at the moment, and how clear and short the lines of communication are between our fans and us, and how much we use the internet every day.

Distance learning including radio and television courses, as well as Internet and correspondence courses is popular and especially useful for persons who reside far from educational centres.

And the groups also complain that some people browsing the Internet might begin correspondence with violent criminals or fall for their stories without knowing the real details of their crimes.

Following Internet Archive's correspondence with Reid's lawyers, Reid's blog implemented a code that prevented the archive from indexing her blog, the organization said in its statement.

Imagine this: a computer programme that collects everything a person has ever said on the internet, and every public correspondence available, and uses this data to construct a model of the user: word choice, style, sense of humour, everything.

The deal came about after Michael T. Scott, a partner in the company, posted a hand-written letter he had received from Hartman in 1997 on the internet, leading to a correspondence between Scott and Paul Hartmann.