Sentences with phrase «concerned reader emailed»
Anyway, a concerned reader emailed to point out that the Detroit Film Critics Society announced their own nominees (that's right, not just awards, but nominees) a few days ago.
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Last month, we invited readers to email us with their «Number One Concern» for their child in the upcoming school year.
School has now started all over the country and so it's perhaps no surprise that my inbox has suddenly started filling up with emails like this one from TLT readers concerned about school junk food fundraising:
The report found that Steven Crist, a former associated of Hayward's now publisher of The Daily Racing Form, had initially forwarded a reader's email expressing concern about the issue.
From claims it feminizes young boys (think «soy boys»), to assertions that it causes breast cancer, it's no wonder that I get lots of comments and emails from concerned readers who are apprehensive to incorporate soy into their nutritarian lifestyle.
I recently received an email from a reader named Thomas who was concerned that his investments were getting unwieldy: «I am concerned I have ETFs with too much duplication and am not keeping it simple.»
By Jean Hofve, DVM A reader recently quoted part of one of our newsletters in an email, and (in addition to the subject of her email, which was our warning about alpha lipoic acid) expressed concern about Omega - 3 fatty acids...
We have the freedom not only to review products through our affiliate programs, but we will often respond to concerned emails from readers with reviews of questionable products.
A reader emailed me with some concerns that Kinder Morgan's civil suit isn't really over, and as far as legal technicalities go, she's right.
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Use terminology that discusses major housing market data, stats, or development right in your email that would be concerning or relevant to your readers.