Sentence examples for enough communication from inspiring English sources

There may not be enough communication among multiple doctors about what drugs are being prescribed.

"There is not enough communication between the professional police and the 70-some-odd volunteer firefighting departments and the medical community.

Mitchell said there was not enough communication between academic and athletic departments to certify whether an athlete was enrolled in enough classes to be eligible.

The poverty in those regions has deepened in the past 20 years, he said, and people there have enough communication with the outside world to know that they are losing out.

Having broad technical skills is not enough; communication skills are essential [11].

The pigeon has enough communication ability to know the arrivals of messages on the information collectors in the disaster area immediately.

The optimal spacing will be different for every reservoir and must be small enough that communication between the two wells can be established within a reasonable period of time.

For example, the spectrum channel must be clear enough for communication, the majority of sensors must not be malicious or malfunctioning, and the trust model must filter the malicious sensors to protect the FC from bad input.

It is also possible that those in the control group (as well as the intervention group) were prompted by the survey's list of discussion topics to engage in new or repeat conversations about particular topics, particularly given that these respondents were interested enough in communication to volunteer for the study.

Can wireless Internet connections be extended far enough to allow communication on the battlefield?

The fellow, like many another, had imagined that merely opening his mouth wider might be enough to effect communication.