Sentence examples for needs to communicate with from inspiring English sources

But what if in addition to hiding from foes, an animal needs to communicate with friends?

If Ms. Garrelts needs to communicate with someone, she is more likely than before to pick up the telephone.

It needs to communicate with the audience in quite a direct way," said Stephenson. "What we try to do on BBC2 is do it with an angle.

BRUSSELS — When the European competition commissioner needs to communicate with the chairman of Google, he doesn't have to send an emissary or even pick up the phone.

But Versace has to be about fashion as well as sex, because the younger consumers Versace needs to communicate with if it is to stay relevant are hardwired to demand constant newness.

But when you place a call, you need the phone company to route and direct the call over its network, and to do that, your cell phone needs to communicate with the phone company and disclose its location.

"And they need to communicate with nearby communities so they're accepted there to do it".

This finding reflects the need to communicate with the community about the definition of medical error and its causes.

The artists were not commissioned, but worked out of a need to communicate with and about their community.

On Android, sensors are managed by the SensorService system service; apps in user mode need to communicate with this service through inter-process communication (IPC) to access sensors.

Moreover, the vehicles need to communicate with the RSU once they are within the communication range of the RSU. Figure 1 shows an example with three groups.