Sentence examples for failing to communicate with from inspiring English sources

There was criticism for failing to communicate with affected communities during the Indian Ocean tsunami.

Ullmann is very good at evoking the peculiar, charged stasis of a household in which mentally active and intellectually vital people are resolutely failing to communicate with each other — the loneliness of communality, in short.

The collapse of Barings was a demonstration of how different countries' supervisors are failing to communicate with each other.

In Boston, Duquette had a chilly relationship with reporters, strictly limiting access and thus failing to communicate with the fans.

The Spain international was briefly suspended last month for his outburst, in which he also criticised manager Rafael Benitez for failing to communicate with his players.

After failing to communicate with the sex-crimes division for nearly a year, he reappeared with his lawyer, John Lonuzzi, to say that Kellner had "brainwashed" him.

Katherine Murphy, chief executive of the Patients Association, said: "This important report makes clear that the NHS is still failing to communicate properly with patients and relatives, with a shocking 50% rise in complaints about poor communication.

The tragedy suggests the dangers not only of refusing to engage in dealmaking with unsavory potential negotiating partners, but of failing to communicate adequately with those affected by such decisions.

The result in relation to urban water management is that science is failing to communicate clearly with regard to the appropriate priorities for the local policy agenda.

For the past two years, as he struggled to restore jobs to the economy, pass health care and fulfill other lofty campaign promises, he was roundly criticized for failing to communicate effectively with the American people.

On Thursday, though, on the eve of his clash with Hewitt, even the optimism of his backers in the commentary box was failing to communicate to the audience.