Sentence examples for less communicative from inspiring English sources
Scientists who have good communication skills have a distinct advantage over their less communicative colleagues when they compete for scarce tenure-track positions or for industry and government jobs that increasingly demand broad-based, practical skills.
They're also less communicative.
With a less communicative central banker, this message would sound about as clear as a mudpack.
As someone nears the end of life, it is not unusual to turn inward and become less communicative, even as much as three months before death.
Over the months she spent with him, speaking briefly with him each day, he grew less communicative and more monosyllabic, Ms. Barnes said.
But we have no data to suggest that medical students who sit close but not too close make any fewer mistakes than their less-communicative colleagues.
According to other, less monistic communicative theories, communication of censure alone is insufficient to justify punishment; added to it must be the aim of deterrence (von Hirsch, 1998, 171).
Some parents say they like the assignments because they can spark intellectual conversation with teenagers who are normally less than communicative.
Titled "The Silence of Peleshyan" (he proved a less than communicative subject), it is Mr. Marcello's first film shot outside Italy.
On the other hand Air France, whose crews are due to strike from March 28th-31st, is criticised for being less than communicative.So how is Air France handling this?
