Sentence examples for it communicated in from inspiring English sources

While the central bank's Federal Open Market Committee did not take any new steps on interest rates, it communicated in unmistakable terms its concerns about the fragility of the economic recovery and a threat to stable prices.

The defibrillator and the device used to program it communicated in their own language from a distance no greater than a few inches, Dr. Kohno said.

Although it deals in simple archetypes of alienated youth, "American Idiot" is fashioned with such a keen sense of emotional truth — almost all of it communicated in song — that the characters and their struggles to make their way in the world feel vital and acutely specific, the pain of real people seen with vivid intimacy.

A paper in a 2006 issue of Strategy & Leadership commented that "research is not designed with managers' needs in mind, nor is it communicated in the journals they read…For the most part it has become a self-referential closed system [irrelevant to] corporate performance".Lost in translationMost professors argue that it is only right that academic journals be written with other academics in mind.

At its heart it communicates in an international language.

It communicates in its own unique way, a way that other languages cannot and it does so in a fashion that helps people connect with one another.

And it communicates in a vernacular that would mystify  any US high school student now.

And here's the kicker: It's best if it's communicated in a sentence.

That's certainly not the way I looked at it when I communicated it, but I just have to accept the fact that it was communicated in that fashion".

It also communicated in 2010 the potential risk of bladder cancer with pioglitazone use.

"You can be disappointed when goals change, but if it is communicated in the right way and you have a chance to listen to a new plan then you get a chance to reflect on it," he said.