Sentence examples for difficult communications from inspiring English sources

Physicians, on the other hand, are often inadequately trained in communication skills, which may lead to distancing and avoidance in discussing emotionally difficult communications with cancer patients (Baile et al, 1997).

The supercommittee failed primarily because President Obama gave a shrug...Obama's strategy depends on a difficult communications task.

I want people not to use any tone in difficult communications, but to go to neutral instead.

The surfacing alone took 24 hours of tricky navigation, difficult communications and taut control of the craft in the world's most forbidding ocean.

Mr. du Pontavice, 48, described a mix of silence from Mr. Langmann and a period of difficult communications when Mr. Langmann requested that he abandon his film or make it into an animated feature.

After weeks of often difficult communications between the countries, the document was issued in time to mark the anniversary of the Hungarian revolt, which began 30 years ago next Thursday.

I gave up stage drama for fiction because I no longer wanted all the hassle of difficult human communications involved in putting a play on stage.

During a difficult situation, communications between officers and the person they are encountering should begin at a "low level," according to the guidelines, with police talking calmly in a normal tone of voice and asking questions instead of shouting orders.

The underwater environment represents one of the most difficult media for communications, especially wireless communications.

"It was very difficult," said Peggy Wilhide, communications director for the convention.

The typical routine of hospital staff is mostly away from computers and which can make communications difficult.