third - class mail造句

• Third-class mail cannot be forwarded.
• That can mean a jump of as much as 11 percent for third-class mail.
• Much of the mail is third-class mail that is addressed to people who have moved.
• The material she left behind was returned, by third-class mail, three months later.
• Jordan exited as a star who had been tossed around and beaten down like third-class mail.
• Last year businesses spent more than $ 11 billion on third-class mail, according to the Postal Service.
• Because they can't seem to shake him, even though Rodman claims the Knicks are handling him like third-class mail.
• Third-class mail _ which mostly includes advertising _ would be renamed standard class, and then several sub-classifications would be created.
• Bell also is where 4, 000 misdirected Oscar ballots turned up earlier this month, after they were mistaken for third-class mail.
• The volume of third-class mail is relatively sensitive to postal rates : " Advertisers have a growing list of alternative media,"
• The publication / { Postal World / } estimates that 80 percent of second-class and third-class mail comes from 20 percent of the businesses.
• In 1996 third-class mail represented 40 percent of postal volume but carried just 18 percent of what the government calls " institutional costs ."
• The motion picture academy says some of those missing Oscar ballots were found Tuesday making their way erroneously through the slow-motion third-class mail system.
• Classification reform also gets rid of the designation third-class mail, which used to describe bulk-mail advertisements _ what people generally think of as junk mail.
• The volume of standard mail _ formerly called third-class mail _ is down about 2 percent this year, as is first-class mail, Speakes said.
• In the 1980s, per capita paper consumption tripled ( to 1, 800 pounds a year ), and third-class mail grew 13 times faster than the population.
• To extricate the Postal Service from its tightening financial noose, Runyon is asking Congress for greater pricing flexibility, notably the right to offer volume discounts on third-class mail.
• In a bizarre twist on the whole situation, the city of Bell is also where hundreds of misdirected Oscar ballots surfaced because they were being handled as third-class mail.
• But Kuerten understood how this American qualifier on a McDonald's budget, how this unknown who travels like third-class mail, deserved a solo moment with the crowd.
• At least 11 percent of all junk mail goes unopened, according to the Postal Service ( which makes big profits on third-class mail and has incentives to undercount the figure ).