Sentence examples for accustomed to communicating from inspiring English sources

This can be a tall order for a researcher who is an authority in a narrow field and is accustomed to communicating only with the scientific community.

The kids don't seem quite as outraged, having grown accustomed to communicating with each other via group E-mail, and all that entails: anonymity, slander, deliberate misspellings.

FOR centuries the Swedes and the Danes were accustomed to communicating across the Oresund strait separating the two nations by sending their armies after each other and leaving behind gruesome calling cards of destruction and death.

Consumers have become accustomed to communicating via video, and businesses are increasingly waking up to this.

Today all students are accustomed to communicating via e-mail or text messages, so it is essential to incorporate this aspect into their education.

Yet there is a huge opportunity to take money transfer one step further, to connect families living in different continents in the same way that they are now accustomed to communicating with each other – online and via mobile.

I thought I was punishing them, but it had the opposite effect, of getting them accustomed to not communicating with me.

"Because they're not accustomed to mingling or communicating across so many differences.

What this all comes down to is that, in a disaster, people prefer to communicate with the devices they're accustomed to using.

Roger Entner, a senior vice president for communications at IAG Research, said telephone companies have to do a better job communicating with consumers who are accustomed to unfettered access on the Web.

For humans, accustomed to talking out loud, this may seem an odd way to communicate.