Sentence examples for communication to us from inspiring English sources

"Communication to us is like the Standard Oil of the industrial age".

When it come to those still fresh in the world, babies use crying more than just a means of emotional expression but as a form of communication to us grown ups.

Culture critic Roxane Gay called the decision "horrible" and writer and podcaster Aminatou Sow called the decision communication "to us that harassment has won". .

The stage-specific number of at-risk patients by KRAS-LCS6 genotype were obtained for the study by Ryan et al. 22 via personal communication to allow us to use their Kaplan Meier function for survival curve estimation.

People use all kind of communication to send us their startup ideas, but most of them land in my email in-box.

She blamed a lack of communication and appealed to "the expertise of these leading managers, the directors of strategy and communication to help us get the narrative right".

"There are so many forms of communication available to us that there is a lot of miscommunication going on -- some people prefer to use email while others want to use Facebook," Adams says.

We've grown up with so many methods of communication available to us, and we've gravitated towards the least intrusive ones because we know how it feels to be digitally prodded on a range of different channels.

This communication seems to us notable for a characteristically legal disinclination to commit itself as to the virtue of a rival, for its implication that Harvard has finally reached a perch that Yale has long been accustomed to, & for its brilliant failure, while exuding approval, to provide anything that the Harvard Law Record could possibly quote to advantage.

This communication seems to us notable for a characteristically legan, disinclination to commit itself as to the virtues of a rival, for its implication that Harvard has finally reached a perch that Yale has long been accustomed to, and for its failure, while exuding approval, to provide anything that H. L. R. could possibly quote to its advantage.

Given the instantaneous worldwide communication open to us, what can we agree on achieving?