Sentence examples for communicate sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The members attributed their vote not to the Schubert brouhaha but to Mr. Shew's failure to communicate sufficiently on other matters.

"I messed up," he wrote, adding that at a time when Netflix was "evolving rapidly," he did not communicate sufficiently with customers.

Notwithstanding the massive international interest in the case and South Africa's legal system, the government has not been able to communicate sufficiently to fight negative perceptions about crime and the justice system to counter the onslaught.

The dispute culminated in a fiery meeting on 6 October 2000, when Mrs Pratt complained that her colleague had failed to communicate sufficiently with her and "at one stage she went over to where Mr Roberts was sitting, thrust her face into his and screamed 'Communicate!' very loudly and directly into his ear".

The women must be able to communicate sufficiently to discuss their concerns about birth and be 16 years or older.

When applying existing datasets to new problems, data users may not always be able to communicate sufficiently with data generators and publishers.

"A great many Al Qaeda operatives remain unidentified, or, if identified, have not been communicated sufficiently to other jurisdictions," the report finds.

Developing access arrangements and communicating them sufficiently to data users will reinforce transparency and facilitate wider access to databases.

They had proved that if the need to communicate indirectly is sufficiently urgent, words can be typed into a telephone keypad with amazing speed.

In these instances, the reason workers do not follow procedures correctly may be attributable the procedure being presented or designed in a manner that does not sufficiently communicate the information in a manner that is easily and quickly understood.

Other exclusion criteria were if staff advised against approaching the patient, or if neither the patient nor carer could communicate in English sufficiently to complete baseline assessments.