Sentences with phrase «who emails you about»

Action For Singapore Dogs president Ricky Yeo said: «We've had people who email us about such issues and we've investigated.

Thanks to everyone who emailed about the junk / re-do show!

And a big thanks to everyone who emailed us about adopting him if things hadn't gone quite as smoothly here with Max.

Not exact matches

«As a matter of fact, for those of you who are still using email, one of the things that I've done in my business is I've said, «If you talk about somebody in the company on email to me, then copy them on it,»» she says.

«It's OK to exclude people who can't follow the law and their oaths as jurors, but you can't say that anyone with qualms about capital punishment is ineligible,» Richard Re, an assistant law professor at the University of California at Los Angeles, told Business Insider in an email.

Me and my assistant started to notice after about 500 emails, most of the people who talked about their divorce focused on communication.

If he emails an executive, who make decisions based on available information, he'll limit his message to three to five sentences and include some links they can click if they'd like to learn more about him and the Influencers.

Clinton dodged Todd's question about who gave her permission to operate a private email server to conduct government business.

Facebook says organizations will receive information about users who set up fundraisers for their benefit, but nonprofits will only get donors» emails addresses if the donor opts to disclose it.

And when his optimism waned, he read letters and emails from customers who raved about the products.

«I don't think people who use this are seriously thinking about the implications of LinkedIn seeing and changing their email,» Richard Bejtlichs, the chief research officer at computer security company Mandiant, told The New York Times.

When I've tweeted before about email overload, the people who often send abusive comments just happen to be email marketers.

In a Jan. 28, 2016, email, Brynne Craig, deputy director of State Campaigns for Hillary for America, summarizes a conversation with Harrison, who is unhappy that Clinton hasn't visited the Pee Dee region, the northeastern corner of the state and about 100 miles east of Columbia, the state capital.

In a July 2015 email, Podesta frets to other campaign staffers about Sanders, who had challenged Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination all the way through to the end of the primary process.

You shouldn't have to remember who prefers IM over email or worry about which technology to use.

A day later he sent me an email: «While I can't please everybody and you can always find people who will criticize you, I'm passionate about news, and yes, at times I've lost my cool in the context of trying to get things right.

Readers who see their name or email address plugged into the subject line or greeting in an email tend to feel more uncomfortable about the personalization than anything.

McFarlane followed up the meeting by emailing Flynn in late January, according to six people who read the message or were told about it.

I have seen losers who send interminable emails over the work network about the health of their pets or how they are feeling and all the drama in their life.

«We'd put our news feed on anybody's page, anyone who was willing to listen,» he said, «it's about email addresses, it's about marketing, they don't care about ultra conservative or left wing.»

Every time I write about Dweck's work, I get comments and emails from adults who realize that they were raised to internalize a fixed mindset.

The company has dealt with a few high profile customer service complaints in recent years, most notably from a car owner who sued the company after he says it stopped responding to his emails and calls about repairs.

As to Ms. Pierce, she'll join the ranks of self - loathing regulators who will speechify about some Ayn Rand fantasyland of benign barons,» Bart Naylor, financial policy advocate for Public Citizen, wrote me in an email.

«If you know a lot about wine or nutrition or salsa dancing or email marketing or any of a million other subjects, people who care about that topic are sure to be interested in what you have to say.»

As Amanda Augustine, a career expert for TopResume, previously told Business Insider, this can be irritating to the recipient, who is forced to open the email to figure out what it's about.

You have to know who you're sending the email to, and they have to recognize that it's about them or a subject interesting to them, Bodnar says.

If you have any credible information about who made it, or have seen the documentary, too, email us at [email protected].

What about those overly formal emails from people who do know me?

Author Alexandra Levit, for instance, recently blogged about receiving an email from «a 45 - year - old who was thrilled that after more than 20 years in corporate America, he was at last working in a so - called «open environment.»

«If the Conservatives want to talk about judgment, we would be pleased to compare our leader's solid judgment to that of Mr. Harper — the same guy who appointed Mike Duffy, Pam Wallin and Patrick Brazeau to the Senate,» he said in an email to HuffPost.

The same people who couldn't get enough of Hillary's innocuous emails, or Obama's birth certificate or his collage transcripts or Bill's infidelities, do not care a hoot that, Trump, in an unprecedented move, refused to release his tax returns, refused to detail his business interests, refused to explain how his so - called «Blind Trust» is blind, or about his record of draft - dodging, his infidelities.

Apple declined to comment on our test results until they better understand the issue, but emailed this statement: «Any customer who has a question about their Mac or its operation should contact AppleCare.»

In fact, on multiple occasions I and other senior executives at the organization raised concerns — both in person and in emails — about other Mavericks employees who had engaged in highly inappropriate — and in some cases, threatening — sexual conduct.

For example, people who registered for a webinar but didn't attend received an email about the next opportunity to catch the webinar.

LinkedIn groups frequently send notifications about new posts, meaning you're not only sharing your blog post with people who immediately see it; you're effectively using the group's email list to share it with its full audience.

Newsletters can be sent to the email list you've built from the people who provided the necessary information on your website, for instance, providing these potential customers with news updates about your company, upcoming events and / or special offers — and, of course, reminding them that your business exists and that maybe it's time for another visit.

Kahlon is a former aide to Adrian Dix, who filed a complaint with the RCMP about the Quick Wins scandal when the BC Liberals released 10,000 pages of email after the 2013 election.

Whether you have a list of emails or a tracking pixel, Facebook will allow you to display your advertisements to people who know about your business.

He told the audience that if they want to do something to help journalists, they should support blog TechDirt and its founder Mike Masnick, who is being sued by the same lawyer who led Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker over stories TechDirt published about Shiva Ayyadurai, who claims to have invented email.

To date, I have received about 60 emails from readers who said they were interested in attending.

Mueller also unsealed a guilty plea in October from former Trump foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, who admitted to lying to federal investigators about meetings in which he discussed potentially colluding with Russian agents to acquire Hillary Clinton's private emails.

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Whenever I write about the underregulated multi-billion-dollar infertility industry, I receive anguished emails from women who can't become pregnant, declaring that they «would do anything to have a baby.»

Back when I worked at a daily paper in Chattanooga, I got an email from a Christian woman who lambasted me for using the word «holiday» instead of «Christmas» in an article about college students taking advantage of seasonal job opportunities in retail.

I get about a dozen emails a day from bloggers who want me to help them.

It's an imperfect metaphor of course, (and for those who will flood my inbox with emails about relativism, please note that I'm not saying that both the duck and rabbit are equally true; just saying that I see them both in the pattern).

In real life, they may be acquaintances who suddenly take an interest in «fixing» your faith or in harassing you about issues related to politics and theology via annoying email forwards and Facebook statuses.

I've received countless emails from women who, upon reading about the original intent of Proverbs 31 in A Year of Biblical Womanhood, report that for the first time in their lives, they no longer feel that they are falling short of some sort of impossible standard of womanhood.

It's a phrase that I often repeat to folks who send me emails about how they are struggling with doubt.

Six months into the show, like last August or so, I started getting emails from producers, people who saw potential in the podcast, and that's when I really started thinking about it.