Sentence examples for be communication from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or fact of communicating anything; transmission.
- Communication of smallpox
Could it be communication?
There needs to be communication on how all this camp business is going to be resolved".
It transmits the idea that sex might in fact be communication, about a multitude of touches, sensations and responses rather than "bash A to win".
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.
As you say, decentralization encourages specialization, and specialization can be great, but in an information economy — especially one with life-or-death consequences, like intelligence — there has to then be communication.
Under the Communication Requirement, two of the HASS classes, plus two of the classes taken in the designated major must be "communication-intensive", including "substantial instruction and practice in oral presentation".
Another problem is communication.
The topic was communication.
