Sentence examples for fully communicated the from inspiring English sources

We expect impacts to be negligible for a period of stable solar wind and IMF, but not until solar wind and IMF conditions driving the dayside reconnection are fully communicated the nightside.

That sounds like a big benefit, but it does not fully communicate the extent to which an individual woman is helped by screening.

Like all art that tries to recapture the past, the photographs cannot fully communicate the fear blacks felt on a daily basis, or the visceral hatred of white vigilantes.

Today's piece also draws on a new study out from the Institute for Higher Education Policy that illustrates that these figures do not fully communicate the financial hardship student borrowers are facing: [The study] found that for every borrower who defaults, at least two more fall behind in payments.

In most cases the thumbnail may not fully communicate the context of the video's content.

In his words, "consumers can flip through lots of photos in minutes and visually engage with the content immediately," but "[t]he thumbnail of the video is the single point of advertising for the video" and "[i]n most cases the thumbnail may not fully communicate the context of the video's content".

My feeling is that Evolution: The First Four Billion Years might have been published as two volumes: a collection of reviews and rather than a series of shorter essays, a more comprehensive encyclopedia of evolution with many more illustrations, which would ideally be in color to fully communicate the truly dynamic and modern nature of evolutionary biology.

Words will never be able to fully communicate the amount of love you have for someone.

"Reporting on these studies can be misleading and not fully communicate the complexity of these issues," she continues.

"Reporting on these studies can be misleading and not fully communicate the complexity of these issues," Challis continues.

Having said that, readiness can be achieved by inculcating the urgent need for organizational change within employees, by assimilating employees into the change process by being transparent and fully communicating the intentions and process of change and by establishing a benchmark or level of performance needed to be achieved in order to realize the needed/desired change [ 9, 13].