Sentence examples for just to communicate from inspiring English sources

Half of the reason I was interested in the '50s was just to communicate with them.

Politicians and President George Bush is the most culpable among them (see article)—have failed to explain this.Governments need not just to communicate, but also to co-ordinate.

Taylor also decided that it made no sense to require three teletype machines just to communicate with three incompatible computer systems.

Authorities did not anticipate that these men from rival racial groups would manage not just to communicate but to form a bond.

Customers have embraced the short message service (SMS) not just to communicate with each other, but also to get weather forecasts, bus schedules and traffic information, or to vote in television talent shows.

The walkie-talkie and its cousin, the headset-and-earpiece combo, allow crowd managers not just to communicate with one another but also to create an air of extreme exclusivity.

Here the steps aren't just to impress, but to communicate.

I was like 'oh my God what do I need to do, what do I need to do', but we don't need to do anything [different] just document the conversations... we just need to communicate them to other people (Community Matron).

It's just hard to communicate them.

"We just wanted to communicate with our colleagues.

"We just want to communicate with people as best as we can," Starck says.