Sentence examples for coherent messaging from inspiring English sources

Marcus Wiesner Montclair, N.J., Nov. 3, 2010 To the Editor: Until they learn lessons of unified strategy and coherent messaging from their opponents, Democrats will continue to lose further ground to Republicans in the years to come.

Yaroslavsky also talks about Democrats' lack of coherent messaging during the election, which in the minds of many voters stood in contrast to Trump's perceived clarity.

The traditional conduits for cash are the campaign committees which recruit donors through promises of organization, coherent messaging, and effective leadership.

Heavy politicization of EVD response activities and a lack of coherent messaging and direction from national, local, and institutional leadership paralyzed coordination efforts for months, further undermining confidence in an already fragile system [ 10].

Third, a lack of coherent messaging and direction from leadership seems to have limited coordination and reinforced a level of mistrust in the government's ability and commitment to mobilize an adequate response.

You can't win an election without a coherent message.

Meanwhile, the Zionist Union had failed to agree on a platform, much less a coherent message.

There is no coherent message, little explanation of the complexities and contradictions created by difficult circumstances.

It's taken the White House four years to develop a coherent message: Pay your bills.

They don't readily present central leaders or particularly coherent messages.

Decision-makers want to hear a loud, clear, and coherent message from all concerned organisations.