Sentence examples similar to might have communicated from inspiring English sources

But even the echoed roar of "be thyself — enough" from the chorus of trolls (deliberately, exuberantly gross) might not have communicated the concept.

We have communicated.

But he was kicked out Dec. 27, after fellow members said they obtained a 1939 letter he had written to Moscow stating that fellow leader Kenzo Yamamoto might have secretly communicated with Japan after traveling to the Soviet Union in 1928.

This tends to be the first thing to go and it can be frustrating to think that something important might have been communicated and not be able to remember what it was.

Of them, 23% said they might have stayed if managers had communicated better, while 21% blamed poor training.

I've communicated with people there.

"I've communicated with Daniel Levy.

And, though the article mentioned the server, it omitted any reference to the computer scientists who had told Lichtblau that the Trump Organization and Alfa Bank might have been communicating.

Although these physicians might be very competent medically, they might have difficulty communicating in Arabic, at least initially upon their arrival to Saudi Arabia.

For five respondents the researcher used Talking Mats©, a picture-supported tool developed at Stirling University and used extensively in previous research with participants who might have difficulty communicating their views [ 21].

Be aware that your child might have a communicating hydrocele.