Sentence examples for not adequately communicated from inspiring English sources

"But now that Toyota is so big, we've realized that we have not adequately communicated".

Many interviewees suggested that the uncertainties inherent in the modelling exercise were frequently not adequately communicated (table 3a).

The stresses of the community have come from making changes and not adequately communicating that in advance and why.

The new conclusion finds that the brochure "did not adequately communicate the catastrophic potential" to pilots.

Yet to describe the Islamic State's crimes in generalities does not adequately communicate the truly horrific nature of its campaign.

Patients with the diagnosis of glioblastoma or metastatic brain cancer were selected and the following exclusion criteria were used: 1) those who were not cognitively intact; 2) those who could not adequately communicate in English; and 3) those felt to be too psychologically fragile to participate.

Sadness, both a nuisance and a downer, proves its (and her?) worth as the film progresses; Joy realises that Riley can't adequately communicate her mental state without it.

Obviously, the United agent who had booked her award tickets either gave her inaccurate information or didn't adequately communicate the airline's policies.

Moreover, the overall picture, and its supportive data, may not be adequately communicated during shift hand-overs or between members of the health care team.

In order to improve the dissemination of information regarding FPP to patients, it is important to identify when patients prefer to receive such information and also why this information may not be adequately communicated.

We feel confident our position has now been adequately communicated to the SB Nation editorial team".