This data is consistent with McMahon et al.'s findings in comparing the use of email, fax and mail, finding that email reminders were more useful to increase response rates [ 12].
"The policies regarding use of email have only really been clarified over the past several years.
But the widespread use of email invitations goes too far, the plaintiffs said.
Even in French the use of email legitimises a degree of informality: "Cordialement" is a handy all-purpose sign-off.
My impression is that those making the greatest use of email themselves have least resistance to it or are positively in favour.
The federal investigation shrouding Clinton's use of email, for instance, could weaken her credibility, as could early losses to Sanders in Iowa and New Hampshire.
Across Manhattan, authors, editors and agents alike work on computer, and make full use of email as a means of avoiding embarrassing and vulgar conversations.
I was living thousands of miles away at that point, so it was a time of air travel, hefty long-distance bills, and great, poetic use of email.
A dozen or so years ago, for example, the engagement was reported of a Midlands couple who met online and made much use of email.
Lamb added that as older people became more tech-savvy, the use of email and video chat would help people who were too busy to attend face-to-face consultations.
Rumour-spreading, writing graffiti about their victims, alienating them from their classmates and the use of email and instant messaging are all ways of bullying used by girls, alongside more traditional pursuits such as hair pulling, pushing and fighting.
