Sentence examples for more regular communication from inspiring English sources

Jon Weaks, president of the Southwest Airlines Pilots Associationn, said his pilots expected to be in more regular communication with Boeing from now on.

The hypothesis we want to test is whether more regular communication patterns could reflect stronger/more persistent ties.

Relatives of patients in MMHU and standard care wards had positive and negative experiences of communication and engagement with ward staff, but in general wanted more regular communication.

(According to McKinsey Global Institute, you may be spending 28percentt of the average work week reading and writing emails, so what's one more?) Establishing a regular communication with teachers signals to your child that you are also invested in her education and she should be, as well.

Ms. Sigelman says she found the regular communication much more effective than student surveys at the conclusion of a semester.

It's not just a case of creating cool bots, though – as Festo's Henry Frontzek explains the tech used to create the robots is proving useful in finding ways to improve energy efficiency and communication in more regular products.

Managers must set an example and protect non-work time by limiting their own after-hours communication, and mandating more regular work hours and vacations.

Smart phones and other relatively inexpensive communication media may provide opportunities for continuing education and connecting CHWs and supervisors from the health system and communities on a more regular basis [ 62].

For example, strong relationships like family and close friends require constant communication and thus they might have more regular patterns than acquaintances (see [29] and references therein).

Users are influenced and inspired more by the social contacts with whom they carry out a regular communication.

These differences could be addressed through improved communication between patients and their physician or specialist nurse (including more regular visits), and better patient education.