Sentence examples for much correspondence from inspiring English sources

Our profit doesn't warrent too much correspondence by mail for so little purchase.

Records of Dunning's involvement with the Journal of Dental Research contain much correspondence with William J. Gies, its editor.

The McGraw-Fiske suit was the subject of much correspondence in January, including long letters from Boardman and Finch.

To Pauline Einstein [Berlin,] 17 October 1919 Dear Mother, Much correspondence from us, even pretty photographs, unfortunately never reached you.

Ms Sturgeon insisted it was a moral decision too, saying she and her colleagues had received as much correspondence over the issue as any other since the election.

There was much correspondence with students in Athens and at other schools, some letters being concerned with doctrinal matters but many seeming to be merely social and friendly.

If Vermeulen et al. had used "MIDAS" estimates they would have achieved much better correspondence with the MIDAS AM, but then the agreement with the MESA/BoM data, which had been held out to evaluate the accuracy of their predictions, would have been much poorer.

After much intercolonial correspondence, a Continental Congress came into existence, meeting in Philadelphia in September 1774.

It never ceases to amaze me how much passionate correspondence the serialist debate still engenders.

After much intense correspondence and several visits to the farm, Betty insisted on telling Flannery her "history of horror" before their friendship went any further.

A spokesman defended the Prince's right "to communicate his experiences or, indeed, his concerns or suggestions to ministers" in any government, and, by then, the law had been obligingly changed to make much royal correspondence exempt from future release.