Sentence examples for To be communication from inspiring English sources

The biggest challenge companies face with incorporating local insight tends to be communication.

As elsewhere, the key appears to be communication, that anodyne of all troubled pairs.

There needs to be communication on how all this camp business is going to be resolved".

Mr. Bruno added that the affairs of the state remain pressing: I am sure that as events unfold that there's going to be communication.

Safety and civil liberties "are not mutually exclusive", De Blasio said, adding that there needs to be communication between police and the neighbourhoods they serve.

Van Leeuwenhoek could not find Galen's optic nerve channels but, knowing that there had to be communication between the eye and the brain, proposed that vision set 'globuls' in motion in the optic nerve.

What it all boils down to is communication.

Cell phones used to just be communication tools.

The point, as Snapchat's Evan Spiegel recently took to video to explain, is communication.

It appears to have been communication -- the very purpose of the newspaper itself.

Two key things to remember are communication and commitment.