Sentence examples for communications gaps from inspiring English sources
Exposure and a better understanding of the concepts and ideas in economics that are particularly relevant for public policies can help to achieve efficiencies in the form of better designed policies, and help to bridge communications gaps across other professions and the economics profession.
Ethics form a crucial bridge between faith-based organizations and their secular partners, especially in overcoming communications gaps, whether between FBOs and other nonprofits and grantmakers, but also between secular organizations and their donors and beneficiaries who bring religious commitments to their involvement.
Many community leaders admitted to a communications gap between the generations.
The glossy new publication, he said, is the next step and the proper venue to both tout the Island's top Hispanics and create a forum to bridge the communications gap between different Latino communities.
As my ConnectSafely.org colleague Anne Collier pointed out in a NetFamilyNews post, there are plenty of good reasons why we should close the "communications gap," by allowing kids under 13 to communicate via popular social networking sites.
Ms. Bacelar said she hoped the event would help bridge a communications gap.
The communications gap stems in part from the trend toward global mergers.
Because of a 14-minute communications gap between the two planets, scientists on Earth will be mere spectators.
It was also a stark illustration of the communications gap that more and more workplaces are experiencing as bricks-and-mortar behemoths team up with Web companies.
But despite some occasional crossover, there is an enormous communications gap between the exclusive, rarefied, uptown concept of cabaret, for which Mr. Smith carries the torch, and the more open-ended, populist downtown scene exemplified by Joe's Pub.
Speaking of the C.I.A. and the counterpart Pakistani services, he said, "The liaison is there between the two agencies but as the exact way of tackling the intelligence, I believe there was a bit of a communications gap".
