Sentence examples for mail indicate from inspiring English sources

Professor Spigelman said the survey responses, made anonymously by mail, "indicate the extent to which doctors work in an invidious environment".

Reports from the Globe and Mail indicate that during his time at Seneca College, Minassian was a wizard with technology but also was immensely socially awkward.

Yet during September 1987, rallies, meetings and sackloads of mail indicated a major revolt.

As the mail indicates, maybe the best strategy for maintaining business in a weak economy is simply to sit tight.

Polls published last week in Toronto newspapers, The Star and The Globe and Mail, indicated that most Canadians would like the prime minister to step aside in favor of his younger, pro-business finance minister, who has a more modern image.

In October, she received a copy of the will in the mail, indicating that the estate would be divided, with half going to her stepmother and the other half to be split between Ms. Jacobson and her twin.

And NO I'm not leaving the R2 Breakfast Show Earlier this year a BBC Trust report, seen by the Daily Mail, indicated that 14 of the corporation's top presenters took home a reported £12m between them.

Earlier this week, a friend sent me an article from the UK's Daily Mail indicating that the U.S. Army was planning to replace its "Universal Camouflage Pattern" less than a decade after it was first introduced.

Workplace information about exposure to suspicious mail indicated that the incubation period for both Florida case-patients was <12 days.

Court exhibits and e-mails indicate the firm knew of Bayou's claims of lofty returns.

But these loans unnerved Mr. Mozilo, as his e-mails indicate.