Sentence examples for memo to future from inspiring English sources
Memo to future cinematic propagandists: don't assume that those who disagree with you must be stupid; and try to avoid stupidity yourself.
In a memo to Callaway about GOPAC's future, Eisenach recalled a walk he took with Gingrich in June 1990.
"I came back and wrote a memo to Peter saying the Internet was the future," Rusbridger recalls.
The next day, Deasy sent a memo to board members saying he intended to suspend future purchases using the iPad contract and relaunch the bidding process.
The day after the election, House minority leader John Boehner dashed off a memo to fellow Republicans with the subject line: "The Future is Cao".
Back in 1971, the future Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell wrote a famous memo to the Chamber, arguing that the organization needed to become the center of an aggressive defense of the free-enterprise system, which Powell felt was under broad attack.
In a Thursday memo to staff, Foer acknowledged the competing plans for the magazine's future.
The company's problems became so pronounced that Mr. Barrett issued a memo to employees in July encouraging them to work harder to prevent problems in the future.
In Lewis Powell's now-famous memo to America's business community, which felt beleaguered in the political environment of 1971, the future Supreme Court justice stressed the importance of organizing.
Shortly after releasing the memo to Wall Street, HP CEO Meg Whitman sent a company-wide video message explaining the future of Bill Hewlett and David Packard's company.
In a memo to the City Council, City Manager LeRoy J. Jackson recommended canceling the event this year, and limiting future events to ground displays and high-altitude flyovers.
