Sentence examples for chiefly communicate from inspiring English sources
The founder is also focused on streamlining CommonLit for mobile, as many pupils living in developing countries already chiefly communicate by smartphone (sub-Saharan Africa is home to nearly a tenth of the worlds mobile users, a figure that's expected to grow rapidly in the next five years).
The decision was made prior to the meeting, which is chiefly held to communicate the decision to the executive and to get that executive out of the building with their respect intact.
But what was chiefly and directly communicated was a joy all Beethoven's own -- or several different joys.
Two leaders virtually governed through jokes: President Lincoln, who had a vast repertoire of homespun stories, all pointed; and President Reagan, who communicated chiefly through one-liners, of which he had many thousands, that covered every possible occasion.
The White House has worked since to communicate its strategy for defeating Islamic State, chiefly through Obama's Oval Office address days after the San Bernardino shooting.
Communicate, communicate, communicate.
At the follow-up post-operative clinic appointments difficult information, chiefly histopathology results and prognosis, are communicated in a familiar environment by clinicians the patient has met previously.
Nevertheless, Kennedy had successfully communicated to Khrushchev that he was chiefly interested in preserving American military access routes and protecting West Berlin.
As a cryptographer, Sarraff Trujillo understood precisely how Cuba communicated with agents in the field, chiefly through the same "numbers station" broadcasts that Montes picked up night after night on her store-bought Sony radio.
Chiefly Florida and Georgia.
