Sentence examples for use of electronic mail from inspiring English sources

Uniform resource locators (URLs) became part of daily life, and the use of electronic mail (e-mail) became commonplace.

Speaking at a board of governors meeting in Boston, the postal service's chief financial officer, Richard J. Strasser, said the agency should have a balanced budget next year, despite a decline in first-class mail caused in part by the broadened use of electronic mail and improved services for paying bills on the Internet.

Perhaps the most important factor in the success of this system has been its use of electronic mail, rather than a website, for distribution.

This kind of electronic mail can already be cheaper than posting a letter.

The bill amended Maryland's misuse of electronic mail statute to include all forms of electronic communication.

When the word e-mail first made its appearance in the early 1980s (often capitalized as E-mail), it was simply a shortening of electronic mail, and so it worked grammatically much like the mass noun mail.

The increasing volume of electronic mail communication threatens to cause a state of "e-mail overload" where the volume of messages exceeds individuals' capacity to process them.

Work in this area could build on the AMIA Guidelines for the Use of Clinic-Patient Electronic Mail [ 71] and should complement the efforts of the Markle Foundation's Connecting for Health initiative.

Although an increasing number of institutions rely on an information infrastructure to practice evidence-based medicine and to refine continually the base of medical knowledge, other organizations do not yet use electronic mail routinely.

The examination papers were transferred between the participants (lecturers, administrators and external examiners) using secure electronic mail.

An initial letter was sent to all 61 local health officers in the state, and then all future correspondence, including distribution of the survey, took place using electronic mail.