Sentence examples for muddled communication from inspiring English sources
In a sharply critical report, the commission recommended an overhaul of Fire Department procedures, citing muddled communication during the blaze, failure to direct victims to a safe stairwell and failure to take over the public address system.
So it may well be, among some muddled communication and a bit of in-out hokey-cokey between Hodgson and Ferdinand, that the statement issued early on Monday afternoon finally signals the end of an England career stretching back to his debut against Cameroon in 1997.
Over or muddled communication will add to costs and the time the project will take.
Attempts to de-clutter your head by talking to someone (unless you warn them first) will likely result in muddled communication.
Poor, muddled and often contradictory communication arguably helped provoke the Uruguayan's downfall.
That they do not want to admit that they don't understand everything, and consequently a lot of information is lost, and even if you already know it, you are speaking slowly, but sometimes you forget to do so when you are in a hurry, and I believe that they really have a higher risk because the communication is muddled".
He's been charged with having sexual contact with a minor and rape, according to Toosbuy, and his case is a particularly significant one in a society where the line between celebrity and civilian has become muddled and the barriers of communication between the two have essentially evaporated.
He's been charged with having sexual contact with a minor and rape, according to Toosbuy, and his case is a particularly significant one in a society where the line between celebrity and civilian has become muddled and the barriers of communication between the two have essentially evaporated.
Because of the crowded streets, and the number of response agencies sent to the location, communication between government branches and rescue workers was muddled.
Second, the courts are muddling an already muddled system.
