Sentence examples for organized email from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the American Decency Association organized email letters of protests to sponsors of the show including AT&T, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Netflix, Nikon, and Reebok.

Pexton goes on to say that "Rubin was the No. 1 source of complaint mail about any single Post staffer while I was ombudsman, and I'm leaving out the organized email campaigns against her by leftie groups like Media Matters".

Finally, I opened the.txt file, and as though I had time traveled back to the advent of personal computing, a document I was reading in Notepad was the most useful of the three: It included each data point, organized email address by email address.

The New York State Council for the Social Studies and the Long Island Council for the Social Studies have organized email and letter writing campaigns opposing the elimination of history and social studies (economics, geography, anthropology, and sociology) from the required curriculum.

Any employee can add in a new item needed in the office, and a designated office manager will receive an organized email at the end of each day to authorize the transactions.

You can read reply, send, and organize email regardless of an email connection.

The service lets users store and organize email and paper receipts in the cloud to help them keep track of purchases, eliminate clutter and start spending smarter.

The history of email is littered with failed and half-hearted attempts to reinvigorate the technology, from IBM's reinvented email prototype, remail; to the Bifrost inbox organizer; or the time researchers at the University College of Dublin, University of Pennsylvania, and IBM tried to organize email into a set of activities.

Where are the magical email auto-responders that answer, tag and organize emails for us?

Mailbox is a mobile inbox where you can easily scan and quickly swipe to organize emails.

In the first and second semester, they learn how to prepare, answer and organize emails as well as to decide which means of communication (telephone, Internet, email) is suitable for a given situation (BBT 2011b, learning objectives ICA 1.4.1.1, 1.4.1.8).