Sentence examples for mail which may from inspiring English sources

Go to the first page of your sent mail, which may be many years old now – eight, in my case, and coinciding with a week of newspaper work experience and the 7 July bombings.

There was, however, a national postal strike during the period of data collection which caused considerable delays in delivery and resulted in a backlog of undelivered mail which may have undermined the response rate.

"The ballot envelope may be inserted in another union mailing, which may contain a recommendation from the trade union as to which candidate to support".

From three counties in southern Sweden, 43 GPs were invited personally by e-mail, which may be a limitation of the study since it could mean that only doctors with a special interest in the issue agreed to participate.

However, the disadvantages of using a paper-based PtDA are that the latter requires printing and mailing which may hinder wide dissemination and printing and reprinting of the PtDA was costly.

The only way I was able to launch my Live Mesh preview account was with a Live mail account (which may already be Hotmail for all I know).

In addition, individuals with less education tend to be underrepresented in mail surveys, which may introduce a non-response bias [ 29].

"But once they find out that this one is about State Department e-mail regulations which may or may not have been disobeyed, they feel very let down".

Everyone who uses the Rock the Vote registration Web site must provide an e-mail address, which may be shared with its partners.

Response rates for additional questionnaires collected by mail were also high, which may in part owe to shared understanding of the study value.

Further, our blood samples had to be transported to the laboratory by ordinary mail before being processed, which may have induced some random measurement errors.