Sentence examples for representative mail from inspiring English sources

Using the data derived from a nationally representative mail survey conducted in New Zealand, this study firstly considered whether psychosocial factors influence physical activity (PA) participation independent of environmental factors.

The bulk of fundraising is done through donations from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville departments; Darwin Day UT representatives mail letters to all department heads (see Additional file 2) on campus at the beginning of each academic year, asking for small sums of money (typically $50 $300).

We are also thankful to research assistant Päivi Viitanen for interviewing employer-representatives, mailing follow-up questionnaires and maintaining data.

During his two years at Queensborough Community College, and then through jobs as a telephone sales representative, a mail carrier and 20 years as a firefighter, Mr. Lee worked at Shea during his off hours, his vending uniforms as subject to the trends of the time as the uniforms worn by the players.

To run for the Board, you only need to appoint yourself: At the time of an election, the management company or Board representative will mail out notices seeking candidates for a Board position.

A sales representative e-mailed him a proposal the next day.

A Columbia representative e-mailed me that "regarding JPMorgan Chase and Columbia, it might be helpful to know that placed in the context of the $4.9 billion raised by the university since 2004, JPMorgan Chase is not one of Columbia's major donors.

Why are you making it so inconvenient?" After I reported in the article last month that Acxiom had not responded to my data request, a company representative e-mailed me to verify that I was indeed the person who had requested her file.

The cool and weird thing about Franking is that in the U.S., it was originally used in 1775 by members of the first Continental Congress it allowed for representatives to mail letters just by signing their names.

To investigate the extent to which judgements were representative, we mailed a questionnaire containing nine simplified case scenarios to wider groups of patients (who had responded to an advert), GPs (who were randomly selected within 10 PCTs) and orthopaedic surgeons (who were randomly selected from the membership list of the British Orthopaedic Association).

If a user asks a question that has not been submitted before, the Web site's customer service representatives e-mail a response, then file it in the database.