Sentence examples for notified much from inspiring English sources

Stern declines to cite the dealers involved since the suits are either pending or were settled out of court, but in one case, the consignor only discovered a work had been sold after her sister saw it hanging on a museum wall; the gallery had never notified, much less paid, her.

Chlamydia infections are notified at much higher rates in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people compared to non-Indigenous people.

Many did not know if they were targets of Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy's cost-saving measures; and if they were, how they would be notified and how much time they would be given to pack their bags.

As a result, the number of notified cases is much lower than annual incidence rates reported in the literature [ 4, 21– 21].

For instance, when we thought the title company used by one lender was out of line, charging too much, we notified the bank, and the fee was reduced".

Hertfordshire Council said it "had no reason to suspect" the hole – which it was notified about as a much smaller hole on Monday – would collapse, and that it was due to be filled in this morning.

Designed to fit over a standard baby bottle, the rechargeable system measures the weight of a bottle when full and then notifies you how much baby has eaten and how much more eatin' is to come.

He did this without notifying the park, much to the annoyance of some senior rangers.

One letter chilled him so much that he notified police.

But more than a month after she died in 2008, the insurance company notified her husband that as much as $400,000 would no longer be covered because the medical bills had exceeded a $1 million lifetime cap.

Ironically, or perhaps not so much, I was notified of the new experimental account via @magicrecs.