Sentence examples for public reply from inspiring English sources

(If nothing else, the mayor was forced into making a public reply).

By 1917 readers of the magazine were sending him nearly one million queries annually for public reply.

There was no immediate reaction from Spain's socialist government, which was expected to make a public reply.

In a blistering public reply, Johnson vowed that the club would not change its membership policy "at the point of a bayonet".

The comments today came as the airline made an unusual public reply to questions of whether the part had been properly maintained.

In his public reply, the chief of the Pakistani Army, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, said Mr. Mullen's accusations were "not based on facts," and suggested that they were unfair given "a rather constructive" recent meeting.

For public replies to your Twitter messages, you don't get an email (because Twitter itself does not offer such notifications).

There are no expectations around responding to public replies, and users can limit their DM inbox simply by which accounts they follow.

Public replies to those new prospects are dangerous, as your competition may see them, so the best bet is to follow them and get followed back, allowing you to send direct messages.

Merchants can solicit customer reviews by using a pop-up check-out survey, can contact reviewers directly to resolve issues, view related product invoices, flag reviews from non-customers and post public replies to help influence customer service and satisfaction.

But, we also received positive public replies, and many private mails telling us that they were excited about the change (because it would reduce the clutter/competition for their classes; they wanted us to be around over the long-term; it would mean we'd have money to advertise for even more customers; etc).