Sentence examples for more clearly communicate from inspiring English sources
"But we wanted to more clearly communicate a product-superiority message".
By speaking with vehicle makers, users of such products are able to more clearly communicate their evolving needs as well as understand upcoming options and improvements.
Marketers will also have to more clearly communicate their definition of performance, perhaps spearheading the collaboration that they understand is critical to success.
Take a shot at the Thiel Fellowship!" [Note: Judging by the text on the Fellowship site and this email, it's obvious that the Thiel Fellowship needs to more clearly communicate its age limit. Still, I apologize for spreading the confusion.].
In the U.S., the Federal Trade Commission has indicated that the alternative terms laboratory-grown, laboratory-created, and [manufacturer-name]-created "would more clearly communicate the nature of the stone".
The adapted classification provides a valuable model for VP developers, educators and researchers in healthcare education to more clearly communicate about the VPs they are using.
She ensured that what the charity saw as priority areas for medical research were more clearly communicated to the scientific community, helping to bring greater focus for everyone involved and She sldo put greater emphasis on the role of the charity in raising awareness about hereditary ovarian cancer.
It is possible that as well as increasing community demand for immunisations, the calendar project may have improved the AMSWS's systems as an immunisation provider, such as through decreasing missed opportunities for immunisation and more clearly communicating catch up schedules to carers.
Administrators need to better define the scope of the work of these professionals and, more important, clearly communicate the role of the counselors to the school community.
I would encourage you to get even more granular: create, clearly communicate, and abide by guidelines for communication even during work hours.
In this particular painting he uses lightning and other dramatic effects to separated Macbeth and Banquo from the witches more clearly and communicate how unnatural their meeting is.
