Sentence examples for communicate shared from inspiring English sources

9.08pm BST "Yes, let's remove all phrases used as shorthand to communicate shared ideas in sporting events," hrrrumphs Ewan Benson.

A balanced scorecard based system for setting strategy and measuring performance linked together by specific strategic themes gives executives at corporate headquarters a way to communicate shared priorities and motivate people to share them in even the most complex businesses.

The very nature of the experimental problems ensures that the ape will not use its language in the way that a child does: to communicate shared interests, to attract a parent's attention to what the child has seen or is doing, to comment on a matter of concern to both.

These learned characteristics enable group members to hold and communicate shared meanings.

Choose the correct network protocol to communicate shared files with the users' computers you have chosen.

You're trying to build a community, and there's a reason "community" and "communicate" share the same roots.

People generally join to communicate, share their thoughts and work, and learn about others with similar interests.

In retrospect I guess you could say that if two people communicate, share common bonds and emotions they are in a relationship.

If you're going through a rough patch with one of your friends, learn to talk it out, communicate, share your feelings.

We're aspirants to tradition, communicating shared values and asserting a fundamentally conservative desire, at least among many of us, for families, stability, commitment.

One of the best ceremonies of late was the opening of the Olympics, where Danny Boyle created a massive spectacle that communicated shared values in a non-religious way.