Sentence examples for open e-mails from inspiring English sources
People routinely open e-mails with infected attachments, allowing hackers to "enslave" their computers.
Some will dismiss misguided instructions: "As a general rule, don't open e-mails that don't have a subject line".
Instead of focusing solely on employees who accidentally open e-mails, we should also be pressuring software makers to make significant investments in their products' security.
The letter said that "we strongly discourage you to open e-mails and attachments from doubtful senders and urge you to check all emails and attachments with anti-virus".
Hours later, employees at the Environmental Protection Agency will open e-mails notifying them of the bad news: a forced furlough of up to 13 days in the weeks ahead.
You could say, "Don't open e-mails; don't download software," but it needs to be done.
For older or opened e-mails, they need only a subpoena, a notice demanding that certain items be presented in court.
"Balderdash," Mr. Kaye responded in an open e-mail message sent to numerous music critics.
"And candid, frank, open e-mail communication is a big part of our efficiency".
"We open e-mail and hit 'send and receive' to see if something interesting has come in".
How many subscribers actually open e-mail has also become an important measurement by which e-mail newsletter companies like Lifeminders sell advertising.
