Sentence examples for communication from someone from inspiring English sources

Recent analysis of crime survey data suggests that 56% of adults in England and Wales had received unsolicited communication from someone they'd never heard of, requesting money.

Two things were missing; communication from someone in a better position to Lamont as to what his action should be and Lamont knowing where his touchline is.

The new nomenclature was first reported yesterday on ProMED, an online outbreak reporting system, where it had arrived through a "personal communication" from someone within WHO, says ProMED Viral Diseases Moderator Craig Pringle.

Under the USA Freedom Act, that data could be accessed only if the government can identify a specific terrorist threat (or communication from someone associated with a known terrorist organization).

And so when Laura Poitras first received a communication from someone who claimed to be in a senior position in the intelligence community, who claimed to have access to documentary evidence of illegal, unconstitutional and very, very troubling government surveillance activities, I was one of the people to whom Laura reached out for advice about what the next steps were.

I recently had some communication with someone from the Environment Agency in the N.E. and he says that recently there was a 1 in 5 year rainstorm, which produced a 1 in 60 year river flow.

Furthermore, the outcomes show that being engaged in an intercultural peer review exchange implies getting an insight into aspects of communication and dimensions of feedback from someone outside of one's own disciplinary field and from another culture.

Each society seems to have its own sense of what counts as an appropriate distance to stand from someone during verbal communication, and this varies depending on whether the other person is a lover, a friend, a colleague, or a business acquaintance, and on whether communication is taking place in noisy or quiet circumstances.

After a week of little communication, someone from the PR team sent me a version of my article that he had rewritten, claiming that his version was more centered around the project's mission than mine was.

That being even more than 10 meters away from someone decreases your likelihood of communication exponentially.

"I'm not talking about an outside communication from Enron with the president, but a communication by someone on the staff to the president, about policy that might affect Enron, is something that we would of course look at very carefully before releasing that," he said.