Sentence examples for message obtained from inspiring English sources

One American inspector said in an e-mail message obtained by the committee: "The helmets came to Abu Ghraib by mistake.

One university official sent him an e-mail message, obtained by The New York Times, saying that he needed to help the state's recovery, not point blame.

Also, a February 2001 Andersen e-mail message obtained by Congressional investigators indicates that some senior Andersen officials discussed dropping Enron as a client nearly one year ago because of concerns about Enron's accounting, the investigators said.

In one e-mail message obtained by Mr. Spitzer, a Marsh executive wrote that in 2004 the company needed to direct business to insurers that "have superior financials, broad coverage and pay us the most".

The e-mail message, obtained by The New York Times with other related documents, and interviews with officials at Pan Am International, provide the most detailed picture yet of the school's encounter with Mr. Moussaoui.

In a 2007 e-mail message obtained by The New York Times, City College's director of development, Rachelle Butler, wrote that Mr. Rangel suggested in early 2006 that fund-raisers concentrate on A.I.G. for a contribution.

E-mail messages obtained from recipients provide details of such reverse lobbying.

Mr. Cuomo's case is built on e-mail messages obtained through a subpoena to First American.

Some of his e-mail messages obtained earlier and shown during the trial undercut the company's defense.

Mr. Hage's messages touched off a brief flurry of communications within the Pentagon, according to interviews and copies of e-mail messages obtained by The Times.

Copies of e-mail messages obtained by The New York Times suggest that analysts were compensated at least partly according to the firm's investment banking revenue.