Sentence examples for understanding email from inspiring English sources

After Nash pointed out why it was wrong not to submit her son in an understanding email exchange, the owner saw the mom's perspective and agreed that she should submit Asher for the casting.

But others lack very basic skills, such as knowing how to read and parse web addresses and understanding basic email functionality such as the role of bcc.

It's also better at understanding your emails so the suggestions are more accurate.

And we understand that email attachments are beyond most MPs' understanding, but that tradition of tying the giant tomes of paper with little, fancy green ribbons?

I expect to revise every sentence in the above paragraph as I work this out more completely (and then call my congressional representative), but that's my current understanding after an email discussion with the founder.

Though her doctor had signed her off work, her employers were far from understanding, sending daily emails to check in and dropping hints about "popping in" for meetings.

It was her understanding that the emails in question were sent to Rice's assistant, "reporting diplomatic conversations and they contained no intelligence information".

This was not presented and it was our understanding from the emails post shoot that her team was delighted with the photo shoot and there were no concerns regarding the images.

"What Tessian have done — and this is why we are so excited about them — is apply machine intelligence to understand how humans communicate with each other and use that deeper understanding to secure enterprise email networks," says Balderton Capital Partner Suranga Chandratillake.

A recent Understanding The Threat fundraising email made the baseless claim that American mosques and Islamic centers are "organizing for armed confrontation with law-enforcement," and that Muslims are researching "churches and other targets" for an "enemy" insurgency. .

It means being at least somewhat acquainted with social media, understanding the rules of email and texting, and being able to navigate your way around the Internet without begging a teenager for help.