Sentence examples for communication and expressed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koizumi, who is attending a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, today dismissed the warning, saying it did not figure in any government-to-government communication, and expressed confidence that Japan's diplomatic engagement with the North would bear fruit.

Due to their limited communication skills, people with dementia have difficulties in understanding communication and expressing themselves verbally.

They were also twice as likely to have problems with communication and expressing themselves or making themselves understood.

I've since learned that Cafe Gratitude practices business through what they call "Sacred Commerce" where they provide "inspired service, honest and transparent communication, and express gratitude for the richness of our lives". That and the fact they serve delicious food is why I can't go to or through LA without a stop at one of their five locations.

The magnitude of the phase-shift was severely inhibited in pdfr 5304 flies, consistent with the importance of PDF signaling for communication, and expressing PDFR and dTrpA1 with the DvPdf driver rescued both phase delays and advances.

It's all about open communication and expressing how you feel about things.

'Like' is a feature on Zorpia which you can initiate communication and express your interest in someone.

Thus, we prefer a more accurate model, i.e., the Nakagami radio propagation model, where the actual message reception probabilities are computed assuming a nominal communication range of 1,000 m and expressed in Equation 8. p ( i, j ) = P μ, μ ω C d i, j − 2 α (8).

This study is grounded in the symbolic interactionism tradition with its fundamental assumption that reality and the self are known through interaction and expressed through communication and language [ 61, 62].

They reported high levels of trust and confidence in CCAs, effective communication between nurses and CCAs, and expressed a desire to have more CCAs.

Cavemen and women lived in a time before modern and sophisticated communication and would express many emotions through single noises.