Sentence examples for communications in general from inspiring English sources

I'm a creative person and have a passion for advertising, for branding and for communications in general.

Yet the field of corporate communications in general – be it advertising, marketing, public relations, government affairs, the whole gamut – is far too important for sustainability advocates to dismiss.

Economic recovery was made difficult by the destruction during the Civil War (especially of railway rolling stock and communications in general), a loss of skilled labour, a series of bad droughts, and a shortage of foreign exchange and the restriction on imports of capital goods imposed by World War II and its aftermath.

Business communications in general is a place where more crossover applications will emerge.

The launch is more tech demo than anything else, but is a key step for Kepler, and will also make a global "first" for the company and for satellite communications in general.

Treat sexual conversations as a skill; accept that you might start out a little awkward, but that you will get better at having them the more you practice candid communications in general.

If you broaden the comparison to the communications sector in general, CellStar still looks good.

The soaring trajectory of interest in wine owes much to revolutions in technology, transportation, communications and food in general, but it all traces back to 1982.

But I would suggest that any improvement in the media we get depends on all of us – the public included – understanding how a more ethical approach to political communications and journalism in general is the basis for recapturing public trust and engagement with those who run our government and report on our lives.

Still, shares in Vodafone declined 5.8percentto to 234.5 pence, on the London Stock Exchange, as European communications and Internet shares in general were pulled down in part by the poor market day in the United States.

In fact, Vinod Khosla, the venture capitalist from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, said trying to repackage traditional media online was actually hindering the deployment of broadband communications and converged services in general.