Sentence examples for expert communicators from inspiring English sources

Jones adds that now students at universities are required to assess and mark their lecturers there is a fresh band of good expert communicators of science coming through – so that geographical bias, at least, could be corrected.

But Dr Riby was keen to point out that children with Williams syndrome, despite paying a great deal of attention to faces, aren't expert communicators.

As a Jesuit, he is a member of perhaps the most powerful and experienced religious order of the Catholic Church, who are known as expert communicators, writes David Willey.

Author David Grossman wrote about a study that showed that companies with leaders who are expert communicators exhibited 47% higher profitability over a five-year interval when compared to similar firms that did not have effective communicators.

So we should be expert communicators -- doctoral candidates in some respects, right?

And to be a successful expert communicator you need a nice big juicy message to communicate; something that will make them sit up in their seats and take notice of you.

To make your mark on the world stage you need to be an expert communicator.

You need to be an expert communicator and constantly reach out to others offering praise and asking for guidance all at the same time.

We based these questions not only on the Dutch Curriculum of EM [5], but also on the CanMED roles [6], an educational framework that identifies and describes seven roles defining an optimally prepared physician: those of medical expert, communicator, collaborator, manager, health advocate, scholar and professional.

As a former newspaper editor, Lobdell is an expert communicator and has helped create a transparency program that is a model for other municipalities.

The current 2005 version is based upon the seven core roles of a physician: Medical Expert, Communicator, Collaborator, Manager, Health Advocate, Scholar, and Professional.