Sentence examples for mail results from inspiring English sources

P12 Analysis: Daily Mail results.

'Clinton jumped to a huge lead, larger than expected, in the first mail results,' said Mark DiCamillo, director of the Field Poll, which last week showed the former New York senator with a 45percentto43percentcent lead over Sanders".

"Maybe we could mail results".

In contrast, in another trial patients were asked to take two consecutive readings twice a week and mail results to the study centre once a month but only 50% of patients were compliant[ 45].

It has also introduced expensive, state-of-the-art letter sequencing machines that actually slow down the process of sorting the mail, resulting in later deliveries to your door.

A number of interesting letters, mostly to fans (Amis was scrupulous about answering fan mail), resulted from requests for correspondence, or information about correspondence, placed in British and American newspapers and literary periodicals.

The results reflected just how far Netflix has come since the turbulence of mid-2011, when its botched execution of a new pricing plan for its services — streaming and DVDs by mail — resulted in an online flogging by angry customers.

"We've already lost one, mobility," he added, a reference to the travel slowdowns caused by tightened security at airports and aboard aircraft, "and we may be losing another, information," a reference to the cutbacks in direct mail resulting from the anthrax incidents.

The approach seems to be working, with an average of 7 to 10percentt of PebblePost mail resulting in a purchase.

In very RIM-esque fashion, the startup's servers are not forwarding mail, resulting in a very quiet Valentine's Day.

In more restricted target group (subscribers to long distance telephone services), follow up of non-responders to four initial survey modes (mail, telephone, interactive voice response, or internet) using a different mode (telephone or mail) resulted in an increase of up to 37% in the overall response rate [ 20].