Sentence examples for communicating with foreign from inspiring English sources

The problem least mentioned was being ashamed of pronunciation when communicating with foreign or English native speaker teachers.

Such applicants, in his view, would presumably have fewer problems communicating with foreign clients or suppliers at work.

Regarding how they use English, in contrast to previous studies (Lee, 1998; Yang & Su, 2003), our study's participants emphasized professional reading to improve patient care and communicating with foreign caregivers more than communicating with foreign patients, and instructing foreign caregivers rather than patients' family members on patient care.

News media report now that congressional staffers have been communicating with foreign embassies to undermine confidence in U.S. participation in an international climate agreement.

Instead of a casual phone call — the president-elect's preferred way of communicating with foreign leaders lately — Trump used his favorite public medium, Twitter, to make provocative comments about China.

Such efforts, however, are unlikely to succeed because they run counter to centuries of State Department tradition that emphasizes liaison work with established governments rather than creating governments from scratch or communicating with foreign citizens over the heads of their leaders.

Bischoff et al. utilized brief training aimed at communicating with foreign-language patients and working with interpreters and demonstrated improved quality of communication as perceived by patients [23].

She said Zhengzhou's former police chief, Yao Daixian, had gone to her apartment and personally warned her not to "communicate with foreign journalists".

Few people are probably aware of how the prim Presbyterian Woodrow Wilson wooed Edith Galt with orchids and silk stockings, mixing state papers in with his daily love letters and teaching her the secret code he used to communicate with foreign emissaries.

One plausible mechanism may be that employers might worry that local applicants may lack language skills to effectively communicate with foreign clients.

"Most Chinese don't speak English and find it difficult to communicate with foreign drivers after they land in another country.