Sentence examples for more time communicating from inspiring English sources

In the PCMH model, the care coordinator would spend much more time communicating with other clinicians and community agencies and would likely be in greater contact with a patient than is now the case.

"I've got to... spend more time communicating with the American people," the President said in a 1994 interview.

I may not be on the road as often as previous Speakers, but I pledge to make up for it with more time communicating our vision, our message".

But, smart phones in hand, they also admit they spend far more time communicating with their friends via online social networks than seeing them in the flesh.

In April, he stepped down from his Nasa position after 46 years, in order to spend more time communicating the risks of climate change and to work on legal challenges to governments.

And, as Jenna Wortham has pointed out in The New York Times, a drawback for creators is that they can spend more time communicating with investors than they anticipated.

My kids had mixed feelings – my oldest was open to getting to know Shane more, spending time communicating with him over Xbox, while my youngest was apprehensive to the idea.

Though protest leaders called off a planned demonstration last week, several hundred people gathered in central Kaliningrad, shouting "Down with Boos!" "There was an underestimation by us and me personally of the need to devote more time to communicating with people," Mr. Boos said of the protests at a news conference here last week.

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Even though everyone in my lab speaks some English, it takes more time to communicate, and Japanese communication is much less expressive than typical Western style.

Allowing more time to communicate was deemed effective, particularly when hospital staff also adapted their communication style (e.g., by simplifying sentences, using props) or when staff used communication aids.