Sentence examples for external messaging from inspiring English sources

We realized early on that it wouldn't be enough for marketers just to focus on advertising and external messaging.

The service could also interoperate with external messaging systems like email or SMS – the latter which should prove useful for the growing number of companies launching "app-less" SMS-based concierge services that let users chat with virtual or human assistants over text messaging.

The CEO who speaks on behalf of a company that carries out his vision or the company that has spent the better part of the past ten years improving its internal initiatives and external messaging to show that they are better than a catty bunch of school kids in the lunch room.

The service could also interoperate with external messaging systems like email or SMS – the latter which should prove useful for the growing number of companies launching "app-less" SMS-based concierge services that let users chat with virtual or human assistants over text messaging.

Another common issue with the companies who push these ads is the contradiction between their external messaging and the internal ideology of the company.

Clearly then, as we clock in year one, there is much to be done at home for the Indian prime minister, if the disconnect between the external messaging and the politics at home is to be reconciled.

Enabling employees to deliver on customer expectations is important, of course, but it's not the only reason a company needs to match internal and external messages.

Percival said this was very much the external message, but that more recent technology acquisitions – Facebook buying Instagram or WhatsApp for example – have seen the acquirers learn from News Corporation's mistakes in not sticking to its promises.

But I don't want to be bamboozled or misguided either by my own mental processes or by external messages into thinking that there's a threat there when there really isn't one.

This raises the first big challenge the country faces: Getting the external message and the external image right; in other words, organizers need to make sure that those in Qatar for the tournament, as well as those observing from afar, get as positive a feeling about the country as possible".

Confusingly, while higher fees and market volatility are leading to increased financial pressure, the external message to politicians and the wider public (neither particularly well informed about university finances) is that by charging more to get in, universities are in clover.