Sentence examples for communication trouble from inspiring English sources

Hackett said Testaverde was a better quarterback now than when he won 10 games and took the Jets to the playoffs in 2001, the first year of Edwards's tenure, when Testaverde and Hackett clearly had communication trouble.

Not that the American team was unaccustomed to communication trouble; team members had spent part of the day at a pharmacy trying to mime the symptoms of a stomach ailment.

Drawing on their extensive research on dispute resolution and teamwork and those interviews, they identify four problem categories that can create barriers to a team's success: direct versus indirect communication, trouble with accents and fluency, differing attitudes toward hierarchy and authority, and conflicting norms for decision making.

A Chinese sign indicated the "Arbitrator's Seat". The English letters below read "Arditrator eat". Not that the American team was unaccustomed to communication trouble; team members had spent part of the day at a pharmacy trying to mime the symptoms of a stomach ailment.

Fundamental function module implemented the following functions: communication, diagnostic trouble code (DTC) management, measuring and programming data.

But it is nice to know that even men who are trained in the art of communication have trouble expressing their feelings when girlfriends are involved.

The first refuge of any politician in trouble is that it's a communication problem, not a policy problem.

But it's not the "non-stop stream of data" creating a permanent distraction, nor the seeming loss of more sociable methods of communication, that troubles Vine the most about the technology.

This diplomatic casting of the restriction of speech, from a company that is built around the idea of free communication, is troubling.

Now, Twitter's new power to enforce censorship depending on your country both legitimizes the blocks and concedes international territory specifically to countries that "have different ideas about the contours of freedom of expression". This diplomatic casting of the restriction of speech, from a company that is built around the idea of free communication, is troubling.

Future issues could take many forms, from something like the pedestrian/car scenario to difficulties in relationship and communication to troubles at work.