Sentence examples for potential to communicate from inspiring English sources
The prospect of testing positive for HPV raised important issues for women's relationships in terms of trust, blame, fidelity and protection through safer sex, and testing had the potential to communicate unwanted messages to one's partner, family and the wider community about trust and sexual behaviour.
Coded to refer to spoken or written language, their potential to communicate language is extremely great.
I've posted before on the largely untapped potential to communicate information and ideas in new ways.
In contrast, the potential to communicate online — although messy, like the early days of newspapers — is empowering citizens to investigate, cover and report on anything they consider news, including City Hall.
Yet the sort of subjective, interpretive self-portraits on view here, in media ranging from painting and drawing to needlework and video, also have the potential to communicate on a visceral level, person to person.
Low-power IoT devices and sensors have the potential to communicate with each other through Bluetooth, meaning they won't have to go through the public internet to connect with each other.
The lack of trust causes employers and potential employees to communicate poorly with each other, beginning arms races and demanding a week of work in order to demonstrate fit.
Sustainability practitioners at first were slow to realise social media's potential to help communicate their efforts but over the last three years they've made up for lost time.
Daily tasks and patient loads constrained nurses from regularly attending doctor patient consultations, which was viewed as affording the potential to best communicate with the patient and family about their transition.
Thus far, mainstream theatre appears not to have caught up but the stage offers great potential for us to communicate more powerfully.
These works act as a service of social change that will exploit the potential of movement to communicate and manipulate viscerally.
