Sentence examples for bad communications from inspiring English sources
"With the bad communications all over the country, we couldn't go to each one and make the appointments in any informed manner.
The reason the epidemic in West Africa threatens to spiral out of control is that it has emerged in areas with almost no health-care systems and bad communications, and that often lack the most rudimentary necessities of life — passable roads and clean water.
There have been other Koran-related incidents before that have ended in violence, and we've become familiar with some of the factors that have marked them: Clumsiness or bad communications; the Karzai government's self-serving outrage; the way the unanswered question of what, exactly, we are doing in Afghanistan makes it all worse.
Although it's unlikely that the Israelis will once again turn to proxy militias, the consequences of Israeli intervention are made clear: armies cannot help but kill civilians, whether through "reconnaissance by fire", artillery bombardment, troops momentarily beyond control, bad communications, or dropping cluster bombs over tower blocks believed to harbour one or two terrorists.
TCP protocol is able to fix bad communications.
"They are in an appalling landlocked country with ridiculously bad communications links," he said.
The report, by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, also said bad radio communications had hindered firefighters.
That's too bad because communications technologies have much to offer scientists, especially those who perform experiments.
"Bold" would be doing something extraordinary like holding the companies accountable and actually auditing the companies' books, or even doing a substantial survey to collect accurate data to ascertain just how bad the communications bills have become.
However, bad weather and communications were hampering more helicopter sorties.
But bad weather and communications were hampering more helicopter flights, said Ang Tshering of the Nepal Mountaineering Association.
