Sentence examples for communicating how much from inspiring English sources

"Coca-Cola has been very active around its communication; they are communicating how much energy it takes to burn off one of its soft drinks and so on," he said.

"Clearly, companies have not been successful communicating how much value their CEO creates and how much compensation is required to attract and motivate the right people," Donatiello says.

Vista represented a big shift from its predecessor, XP, so it required a lot of new drivers — and Microsoft did a poor job of communicating how much work was needed.

My research with Babcock suggests that even if you're angry, you should focus on communicating how much you enjoy your job, love advocating for the company, and value working with your colleagues.

But (forgive the Carrie Bradshaw-esque tone) I have to wonder, if this is our new way of communicating, how much influence does a Status Update have on our culture?

The study has been criticized for the relatively low dose of glutamine given, for not communicating how much of the intended dose the patients were actually given, and for the limited time period of treatment.

People generally believe their pay level communicates how much an organization values them.

One surefire way to communicate how much you value civility is to directly evaluate and reward it during performance reviews.

Why not regulate media with the aim of establishing fairness and balance in democratic voice?Of course, there are many more or less obvious reasons we don't want the state deciding who can communicate how much of which message.

Manzoni managed to communicate how much he enjoyed the process of being an artist and I've always been inspired by this and found his attitude a valuable motivator.

The labeling (as pictured and pointed to above), is meant to communicate how much of any given food's sugar content wasn't in the food before it was produced and packaged.