Sentence examples for communicate less than from inspiring English sources

Owing to their communication diffulties, children with cerebral palsy and complex communication needs participate and communicate less than their peers with typical development (Clarke, Newton, Petrides, Griffiths, Lysley, & Price, 2012).

The things people say may communicate less than what they don't say.

There are happily married couples who communicate less than he and his adviser did with News Corp – while not a single other news organisation in the country, pretty well all of which opposed the bid, could get a word in edgeways.

As regards understanding of how these diseases could be communicated, less than half (43%) knew that unprotected sex was a mode of transmission for HIV/AIDS, or that malaria was transmitted by mosquito bites (47%); while just over half (52%) knew that TB was an airborne disease.

Most other styluses communicate less quickly.

Adolescents with CP overall spent considerably less time and communicated less often with their friends than adolescents in the general populations (Fig. 1).

The present study gives us an indication that probably younger and older patients are not treated equally: the doctors and nurses communicated less with the older patients than with younger patients.

More U.S. workers communicate in less than a second with Nextel Direct Connect than with any other push-to-talk service.

During a hearing on 10 April 2002, Milošević identified two lawyers as associates with whom he wished to communicate.43 Less than a week later, the Trial Chamber varied its order of 15 November 2001 and granted Milošević privileged communications with them (Prosecutor v. Milošević 16 April 2002b).

But Fullbright's singing, quiet as it can be, never communicates anything less than commitment, and he's a sharp writer, as the chorus to this song attests: "You take the high road to freedom / And I'll take the low road to you".

It is so simple that it can be communicated in less than 140 characters, and if the details may have changed down the centuries and from culture to culture, the basic story remains the same: a rich man, a worker and a poor man are sitting around a table.