Sentence examples for of the listserv from inspiring English sources
For the members of the listserv and for experts in the fields of autism and vaccination, it was a vindication of their longstanding fight against unproven and unscientific fear-mongering.
The bright side of the listserv, said Lisa Jones Brown, a founder of Harlem4Kids, which runs the 800-member listserv as well as activities for young families, is that it reflects the area's diversity.
"[Established in 1999]...a collection of electronic books that can be accessed and used free-of-charge by any person living on the African continent [with registration]." A web page describing the purpose of the listserv and how to subscribe.
I can't begin to describe all the contacts I have made beyond Stanford as a result of the Listserv.
And nearly all of the Listserv winners included their personal email address so that readers can get in touch with them.
I therefore shared the article over the social media and with the members of the listserv for the Family Law Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association.
She searched for the earliest uses of the phrase, finally landing on Griswold's reference, a discovery Taylor-Blake reported to the listserv of the American Dialect Society.
Let me also direct you to the listserv of Harlem4kids, a bristling conversation where parents vent on subjects that have very little to do with children and everything to do with Harlem.
A cold rain began to fall, and as the students outside shivered and stamped their feet rumors circulated of a mass attack on the barricades at 1 P.M. Roy's colleague Peter Glazer used his iPhone to tap out a hasty message to the Listserv of politically active faculty: "Where istha.
We sent a query to the listserv of the Society for the Advancement of Biology Education Research SABERR) asking for help identifying active-learning instructors.
Last night, SurveyUSA CEO Jay Leve, whose company uses an automated methodology rather than live interviewers, took to the listserv of the American Association of Public Opinion Research with this message: "If Mr. Sparkman's hanging is related to his work for the Census Bureau -- and unclear yet that it is -- this is an attack on each of us, however we collect our data".
