Sentence examples for intended to communicate from inspiring English sources

This may explain why clinicians read an expectation of antibiotics into parental communication that is only intended to communicate concerns or to elicit further information.

Since the rooks responded correctly in a particular setup only, they most likely did not perceive the gaze cues as a communicative signal (i.e., that the experimenter intended to communicate the location of the food), but rather learned a specific discriminatory rule.

Traditionally, toys were intended to communicate parental values and expectations, to train children for their future adult roles.

This diacritical mark, a mere two dots, is simply intended to communicate a particular pronunciation of the vowel it tops.

More or less simultaneously, conceptual control is at play: the new form is intended to communicate ideas or elicit emotions.

Obama spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said the letters were intended to communicate to federal workers his position on their agencies.

What do they intend to communicate to that reader?

Most sites are viewable by the public, not just the people you are intending to communicate with.

The National Science Foundation actually requires you to write into your grant proposals how you intend to communicate your work to the public.

One way the campaign intends to communicate that message will be to alternate warm and fuzzy image ads, which carry the theme "Feel the joy of giving.

Updated at 1.01am BST 12.36am BST Coming to a letterbox near you – the prime minister apparently intends to communicate with pensioners about the budget changes.