Sentence examples for Less communicated from inspiring English sources

Less communicated, though, is how situations of urban redevelopment also offer huge potential for innovation, disruption and success.

A day after Obama told an interviewer that he first learned details of Clinton's unusual email arrangements from media reports, his press secretary confirmed that the president had none the less communicated with Clinton through her @clintonemail.com address.

Other problems, although highly prevalent, are less communicated during physician consultation.

The idea that life is flowing along with unsettling smoothness, the dark C-sharpness of the world sensed but not confirmed, is a resigned sort of sentiment that Beethoven probably never even felt, much less communicated.

Music spread from dealer to dealer by way of tapes—or it didn't, in the case of collectors who considered themselves to be the most exalted gatekeepers and holders of occult knowledge and therefore had less fun and communicated with fewer people.

Both experiments showed that organizations that communicated arguments incongruent with inferred organizational motives instigated less trust than organizations that communicated arguments congruent with inferred organizational motives.

By only communicating their perceived context, the communicated data volume is reduced.

Each communicated stories of persecutions within their communities and suggested methods of counteracting such insults.

The measurement losses of the communicated information are considered in an unreliable communication channel.

Routine collection of the core outcome variables would permit calculation of JADAS3 at the bedside, offering the clinical team an opportunity to improve the quality of clinical care through a more precise, less subjective summary of disease activity, which can be more accurately compared with previous measurements and clearly communicated to children and their families.

In this study, junior nurses and support staff were perceived to occupy a lower and less autonomous status than senior nurses, allied health care practitioners, and physicians which impacted the way that others communicated information to them.