Sentence examples for harder to communicate from inspiring English sources

We slowed down our product and eroded our core product value.... Regrettably, we didn't understand at the time that the biggest problem with our redesign wasn't the frustration from influencers – it was the frustration from members of our community who felt like it was harder to communicate..

"We are dealing with tools that are less familiar and harder to communicate about," he said.

Amy Clarke said: "Sometimes people with a learning disability, like me, find it harder to communicate and get used to new things.

"It just makes it a bit more chaotic and it's harder to communicate with your teammates," said Tyler Farrar, an American sprint specialist.

But he gently urged the country to work harder to "communicate more clearly and more directly" with Mali and other border nations "so that they could pass information that affects their shared borders more quickly".

Of course, it was harder to communicate at the time, but over the course of six months we exchanged faxes and phone calls, and I sent my demos via special courier.

Bound by civil service rules on impartiality, government communicators work hard to communicate the government of the day's programme and help it fulfil its political priorities.

"During our community consultations we worked hard to communicate its benefits to residents and have adapted our original proposals to take account of their views.

Tess finds it hard to communicate.

It's just hard to communicate them.

We tried hard to communicate these, but we failed.