Sentence examples for listserv in from inspiring English sources

After viewing the first two episodes of Diggers, Iowa's State archaeologist John Doershuk posted a review to the American Cultural Resources Association listserv, in which he lamented: "The most damaging thing, I think, about this show is that no effort was made to document where anything came from or discussion of associations each discovered item was handled piece-meal".

ProPublica obtained the emails of the task force's listserv in 2009, which show that Banks had disclosed his intentions.

In July 2008, it was revealed that he had assigned several members of his still-growing press office to monitor other potential critics, by subscribing to our NYC education listserv, in an effort called the "Truth Squad".

HCPs also indicated they receive information about public health events through a workplace listserv, colleagues, in-person (such as in meetings), and social media.

A survey was distributed to the American Uveitis Society and Proctor email listservs in order to restrict the respondents to specialists who likely have extensive experience in the use of immunomodulatory therapy.

Increasingly, I hear versions of this desire echoed on listservs, in conferences, in workshops, and in private conversations with others who are working for positive change.

Parents of 2- to 5-year-old children whose primary language was English or Spanish were recruited via flyers posted at community sites and emails sent from workplace listservs in New Jersey and Arizona.

In a similar vein, a member of the Postdocthought listserv wrote in a recent post: "There remains, in my opinion, a huge amount of elitism within the profession.

Of course I do more than just read these articles and books, I also make choices about what to advance on the Listserv, keeping in mind the very diverse audience.

To that end, a gender gap listserv is in its nascent stages.

The local parents' Listserv clutters my in-box with alerts of strange men without children spotted in the playgrounds, referrals for lactation consultants, debates about the dangers of vaccination, opinions on when to stop co-sleeping, dissections of Mayor de Blasio's new policy on universal pre-K, and creative ideas for birthday parties.