Sentence examples for widely circulated email from inspiring English sources

They are UK financial analyst Paul Morland, who wrote to HP's investor relations department in September 2011 to "tell them they were making a big mistake"; a former Autonomy finance executive who told the British company's auditor Deloitte of "improper accounting"; and the author of a widely circulated email which questioned Autonomy's claims about the popularity of its flagship software.

The claim In England, anyone over 59 years of age cannot receive heart repairs, stents or bypass because it is not covered as being too expensive and not needed – an anonymously authored, but widely circulated, email, largely sent to older voters The response Totally untrue.

A widely circulated email makes this false claim," it concludes.

Keisling appears to have forwarded a more widely circulated email from Joe Angione, a Florida-based conservative blogger.

It's Trump who has engaged in a dangerous game of chicken with North Korea," Bardella, now a vocal critic of the administration, wrote in a widely circulated email.

The comments — which center mostly on Armenia's geopolitical enemies by referring to them as "lazy," "degenerate thieves," "dirty" and more vulgar terms — came to light in a widely circulated email, prompting the City Council on Tuesday to schedule a discussion for next week on whether to strip Sinanyan of his seat on the Community Development Block Grant Advisory Committee.

Mr Petruna's version of what happened has been widely circulated over email and on conservative political blogs.

The issue of downgrading has been the subject of several submissions to Senate inquiries and was admitted by Wilsons in a widely circulated internal email reported by the Guardian.

Things turned nastier still when a widely circulated 'private' email attributed to Caleb Carr accused the director of conjuring 'one of the most inept, amateur, utterly flat excuses for a film that has ever been concocted' and declared that the film would only be salvageable with 'another 10 million in reshoots'.

The editor-in-chief of the leading English-language newspaper in Hong Kong, Wang Xiangwei, from mainland China, has been making headlines across other publications since Wednesday, after senior sub-editor Alex Price widely circulated an email exchange between himself and Wang regarding the story on a well-known Chinese dissident.

This is a pretty easy trick to figure out, and since it's been widely circulated in email forwards, there's a chance your volunteer will have seen it already.