Sentence examples for communications words from inspiring English sources

We should not forget that, in a world of ubiquitous and immediate communications, words sometimes weigh more than deeds.

Watching the landing at Edwards Air Force Base in the California desert, I found myself repeating the air-to-ground communications word-for-word because I'd had the STS-1 landing audio as my ringtone for several months last year.

As a psychotherapist and compulsive communications analyst, words like "awesome" ring my alarm bells and grind me to a stop in an intellectual cul-de-sac.

For some people, adding the word "communications" to the word "government" sets off alarm bells.

But with anything related to regulating online communications, old wording and definitions are rarely applicable.

Antitrust Litigation 1. Industrial organizations or associations, in the manner that social media communications are worded to members, may provide evidence of "signaling" concerning unlawful price fixing, market divisions, or bid rigging.

In other words, communications and long-range planning in Washington have risen to their usual standards.

This will often involve the blocking of websites containing banned terms, or the inability to send and receive communications containing those words.

"Well, we thought that we ought to in some way adjust to what is sometimes called the 'communications revolution,' " Mr. Kolatch said, his voice separating out the words "communications revolution" with disdain.

Also, the fact that the Yahoo software allows more than one person to view a webcam stream without necessarily sending a reciprocal stream means that it appears sometimes to be used for broadcasting pornography .But some of the nude images are likely to be non-commercial, and intended to be private; intimate communications, in other words, between couples doing the video equivalent of sexting.

Students might view this visual representation of neural communications with the words provided, or they could draw a similar visual representation themselves.