Sentence examples for greater communications from inspiring English sources

Australian politicians immediately called for greater communications security.

(One of his greater communications failures was to tell a reporter for The Wall Street Journal that one member of Gov. Paul Cellucci's administration was a "reptile" and another a "moron".

And by making voice a part of a greater communications value that customers, both consumer and commercial, can buy, we believe we both enrich the voice application by integrating it with those other applications, and we permit it to continue to contribute.

"[It's really about] bringing your organisation far closer together, the ability to then extend that externally and have greater communications and collaboration with your partners".

To balance the information-processing demand and capacity, Galbraith (1973, 1974) offers two different organizational design strategies: reduce the need for information by creating semi-independent units (structure), or increase the information capacity with greater communications, either hierarchical or lateral (coordination).

Our results thus partly confirm hypothesis 4 that greater communications skills would be associated with greater accuracy in the physicians' estimates of patient satisfaction.

We have the soil, superb climate and great communications.

"E-mail has been a great communications device".

The strike has to be called off if Royal Mail is to have the future it could have as a great communications industry and service for all the people.

Kivi Sotamaa, a young architect from Helsinki who was visiting Paris on New Year's Eve, said, "The airplane is the greatest communications hardware ever invented".

"WHO would have thought that the distorted screams of two modems introducing themselves would come to symbolise the dawn of the greatest communications medium ever invented?" muses Sky Dayton, who founded EarthLink, an internet-access provider, in 1994.