Sentence examples for makes communicating with from inspiring English sources

In Windows Phone 7.5, you can now put members of your social circle into groups, which makes communicating with them, following them or seeing their photos very easy.

BuzzHubb makes communicating with those groups simple and engaging.

"Apple Business Chat is an amazing tool for our customers that makes communicating with Sprint fast, easy and stress-free".

This thing is small enough to fit in your purse, guys, and although it'd be cool if it was running some kind of compact Linux distro, it's got a custom OS that (they say) makes communicating with your smartphone a snap.

Familial influence on our academic decisions and on our self-worth can be a powerful combination that makes communicating with them a vital part of changing your major.

The lack of consensus among experts, together with intrinsic difficulties in accurately estimating rates of overdiagnosis, makes communicating with the public about the harms and benefits of breast screening challenging.

I'm really sorry that these sanctions will make communicating with people harder," McFaul wrote on social media on Saturday.

It has made communicating with far-flung friends free and easy (although, arguably, it now has to defend that convenience against spam).

Besides delivering a serious blow to the sellers of those pieces of paper, e-mail made communicating with people incredibly — and, at first, delightfully — easy.

She missed the Hudson River views, and she felt living nearby would make communicating with her father easier, because he is hard of hearing and phone conversations are a challenge.

There are no culprits to blame for the death of the neighborhood -- children grow up, parents work, and computers, cellphones, cars and planes make communicating with long-distance friends everyday fare.