Sentence examples for treat emails from inspiring English sources

The company has also launched an integration with Salesforce.com, that treat emails from top CRM leads as a high priority.

Orchestra, the App Store's 2011 Productivity App of the Year, inspired the team to treat emails basically like to-do's when they moved on to building what then became Mailbox.

Petya has not been detected at Cornell and we have blocks at our border to prevent network attacks; however, users should treat email attachments with caution.

Like just how casual internal company HR employees treat email communication, for example.

Users do not have to provide an email account in the first place but Google will automatically create one for them, which is why we treat email also as mandatory here.

Treat email attachments, even those apparently from people you think you know, as toxic unless proven otherwise, especially if you are an activist, journalist, political figure etc. Favor messaging with end-to-end encryption, rather than emails without.

They treat email processing as they would any other task; it's an activity to be scheduled, and to complete in as little time as possible.

WASHINGTON -- A top Justice Department official said Tuesday there is "no principled basis" to treat email less than 180 days old differently than email more than 180 days old, putting the government's support behind updating an outdated aspect of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA).

In submitted hearing testimony it is expected that Acting Assistant Attorney General Elana Tyrangiel will say, "We agree, for example, that there is no principled basis to treat email less than 180 days old differently than email more than 180 days old".

Many people treat email as an instant messenger system.

Probably because email services haven't been treating emails as to-do items; but maybe they should.