Sentence examples for communicating more effectively from inspiring English sources
"I got us communicating more effectively with each other and with St. Joe," he said.
The regulator said it had previously acknowledged it could have improved its actions in relation to CFPL, including communicating more effectively with whistleblowers.
Mastering the art of body language, Mr. McGraime explained, means not only communicating more effectively on a physical level -- talking, walking, sitting and pelvis-pointing (more on that in a moment) -- but also becoming a more sophisticated interpreter of the messages sent by others.
Communicating more rapidly is not necessary the same as communicating more effectively.
To examine current use of descriptive labels for levels of cognitive impairment and types of memory to explore whether rehabilitation disciplines are now communicating more effectively.
The Guide also outlined strategies for communicating more effectively with frail older people with dementia, reflecting care workers' intimate knowledge of residents.
The group also plans to conduct outreach to help the medical and public health communities communicate more effectively about the risks and changes associated with climate change.
This concise form of communication could help both students and academics to communicate more effectively, particularly students who sometimes struggle to differentiate between description and analysis (Chanock, 2000).
