Sentence examples for messages because it from inspiring English sources

It is different from e-mail messages because it involves retrieving information selectively from specified Web sites or Web logs.

One day, his answering machine informed me that it could not take messages because it was full.

But Network Rail said it was not allowed to run political messages because it is an arm's-length public sector body and the posters should not have been approved in the first place by outdoor advertising company JCDecaux.

In its statement, the House Policy Committee noted that the Syrian government, for example, is able to monitor e-mail messages because it controls the single Internet service provider.

It is often the case that the "who sent what to whom from where" can be more useful to the security services and police than the actual content of messages because it can tell them a lot about an individual's life, and represents hard evidence.

"In its original form," Gilmore explains, "it meant that the Usenet software (which moves messages around in discussion newsgroups) was resistant to censorship because, if a node drops certain messages because it doesn't like their subject, the messages find their way past that node anyway by some other route".

You would think that, as a writer, I'd avoid using them in e-mails and text messages, because on the face of it it's a second-rate writing style.

Adam Cahan, Yahoo's senior director of video, design and emerging products, said that in the company's research, it found that people were hesitant to use video messaging because "it feels like you need to make an appointment".

He has spoken to them through the press, though he complained to a Moscow newspaper that he could not send text messages because, as he put it, "I can't see anything at all".

I approve this message because it's time that Washington worked for you.

He compared a security to Frankenstein in one e-mail message because it was turning bad so fast.