Sentence examples for mailing out from inspiring English sources

The protesters also rejected the claim that mailing out more copies would overcome statistical deficiencies.

With the government done mailing out tax rebates, retailers forecast more bad things to come.

Commercial publishers, and many nonprofits, however, emphasize that their role extends far beyond merely mailing out scientific reports.

Elections officials got off to a bad start by mailing out hundreds of absentee ballots with the wrong candidates listed.

Mr. Muller said the village was mailing out information on the statute and no citations had been written.

Postal officials say the company has since stopped using the cornstarch process, but not before mailing out 11 million letters.

It's fairly clear that the Postal Service would be in trouble if banks stopped mailing out credit card applications.

Engagement with shareholders should mean more than just mailing out the annual proxy statement and conducting the annual meeting….

In 1916, the Literary Digest undertook one of the first national election surveys, by mailing out millions of postcards and then simply counting the returns.

And then she waited for the business to come in -- which it didn't, even though she was advertising in local newspapers and mailing out coupons.

Two of the top three, CompuAdd and Dell, are primarily direct-sales companies, taking orders by phone, mailing out the goods and answering the buyers' phone calls.