Sentence examples for Communicate fairly from inspiring English sources

"Somehow we can communicate fairly well," said Dr. Stanzione, who doesn't know sign language.

Like Ronald Reagan in 1980, he has shown that he has a clear sense of where he stands on the big themes and, though hardly in the Gipper's league, that he can even communicate fairly well.The next question is one that should make the veep weep.

And a boss constrained by a binary and frozen frame comes across as biased, closed minded, and unsupportive ensuring that the subordinate will feel as though the feedback hasn't been communicated fairly.

This means that the government must communicate regularly, fairly and honestly, using different media outlets.

"Buffalo '66" withheld much more than it communicated, and, fairly or not, I came out of it believing that Gallo, who also co-wrote the movie, was very similar in temperament to the scary, enraged character onscreen, who radiated sexual energy but couldn't bear to be touched.

As an oral historian, I believe that my crucial responsibilities are to be objective and communicate the context fairly when using narrators' stories.

Craig Mende, a lawyer at Fross, Zelnick, Lehrman & Zissu, who represented nine companies opposed to the league's filing, said: "They had gone along with the N.F.L.'s desire that if they didn't have licenses, they should not be able to use 'Super Bowl.' But to force people not to use 'Big Game' made it impossible for companies to fairly communicate what they might do around the Super Bowl.

Volk clearly and fairly communicates complex and sometimes difficult concepts.

Lacking speech, she used sounds and gestures to communicate and understood conversations fairly well.

"It's very hard to fake, thus their presence can fairly reliably communicate one's overall health" There may be one way you can fake it temporarily, though.

Ms. Lee did not take any questions, but she read from a statement that she and Mr. Weiner had communicated electronically "on a fairly regular basis".