Sentence examples for communication clarity from inspiring English sources
These realities need to be carefully and sensitively negotiated; a geek-host relationship is an intricate one and for it to work for all concerned, it needs good communication, clarity and patience.
And he read something I wrote for the New York Review of Books and he said, "You know, you have a perfect expository style because it's no style at all," by which he meant, "You're not aware of how it is written, you just give the meaning". And I think about that ever since, and I guess for me the primary virtue of my kind of writing is communication, clarity.
When the corporate culture values transparency and promotes honest and direct feedback, it empowers people to break down silos and build bridges to strengthen communication, clarity, and understanding.
What helps is to keep some key concepts in mind that can guide you through constructing any persuasive communication: clarity, brevity, context, impact and value.
Contract negotiations will likely call for more communication, clarity and compromise between merchant and buyer, especially when the brewer hasn't been in business long.
That's because I find a millennial's way of thinking and discovery, their non-acceptance of poor management and their demand for communication, clarity and understanding … refreshing.
Wendy Sinnette confirmed officials have "requested to move to a traditional bargaining format to promote transparency, communication and clarity within the community".
We did this by making sure communication and clarity were a high priority with our teams, to ensure there was no information vacuum consumed with gossip.
Many parents are looking for more connection, communication and clarity when interacting with their quiet teens, but don't know how to reach them or be a more central figure in their lives.
It may be an issue of communication and clarity, but we want to hear what your university is doing to increase diversity in higher education and how issues of race play out in the wider equality landscape of age, gender, disability, sexuality and religion.
