Sentence examples for misleading mail from inspiring English sources

We demand that you immediately cease and desist from sending further mailings and apologize to those seniors who have received this misleading mail from Humana.

"He has probably issued more misleading mail than anyone else in the business," said Dr. Stephen Barrett, a retired psychiatrist who runs a watchdog organization, Quackwatch.

To confuse them, he asked a student to write misleading e-mails from his office computer while he was travelling.

In 2003, The New England Journal of Medicine published an editors' note deploring the use of that 1990 study in "potentially misleading e-mail advertisements".

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Norquist claims that Abramoff's e-mails are misleading and inaccurate.

It further states that a woman quoted in both versions of the story had neither been "upset" nor "bewildered" and claims that the Mail had been "misleading and unfair" by accusing Rowling of "making knowingly false statements".

Both economists said the statistics in Mr. Obama's e-mail were somewhat misleading.

The mailing was deemed "misleading to the average voter" and unfair by the Westchester County Fair Campaign Practices Committee, a local watchdog organization.

The S.E.C. contends that Mr. Williamson's e-mail was false and misleading.

It will ban the sending of bulk commercial e-mail using false information like fake names, as well as misleading subject lines and automated harvesting of e-mail messages.