Sentence examples for lot of communications from inspiring English sources

Basically, there are a hell of a lot of "communications" out there bearing the Clarence House stamp that, if made public, would be likely to cause a constitutional crisis.

A lot of communications is done by heuristics, but even when hard numbers, in the form of polling, is brought to the equation, there is an enormous risk that judgemental shortcuts are used to interpret those numbers.

The flu division, if the government were open, would be doing a lot of communications activities — talking to people who are at high risk for getting seriously ill from flu about going to their doctor promptly, outreach to clinicians to make sure they're following guidelines about prescribing influenza antiviral drugs, and other public-health-outreach campaigns.

So what they do every day is try to figure out where the markets are going, and there's a lot of communications between hedge fund managers.

And there's nowhere particularly for them to go... they want to go home but that depends on a lot of communications with the family, the person, the carers, the MDT [multidisciplinary team] to make it possible really and so, with the best will in the world sometimes, people will end up dying in hospital.

Don't use the 'scattergun' approach and send a whole lot of communications in the hope that some will stick.

"There are lots of communications between Pirelli and teams asking them to do 1,000km for them, and we obviously had an issue in Bahrain with Lewis [Hamilton] which we were quite anxious about – and we made the effort to help them.

Facebook said that lots of communications apps use these permissions, and the application technically has the capability to integrate with the phone's SMS system, but added that it is for testing purposes.

"There are lots of communications going on over the radios.

The Yes campaign has "a very deceptive message that requires lots of communications" during the next two weeks.

The Maasai are arguably a lot more aware of their rights now than they were in the past, so they've had a lot of community mobilisation and better communications between the different tribes, which means the risk of conflict increases because they would take a collective stand".