Sentence examples for preferred communicating from inspiring English sources

H. R. Haldeman understood the abiding social discomfort of Richard Nixon (who preferred communicating by memo, at times even with his own wife), and Haldeman spent much of his time as chief of staff keeping others away from the Oval Office.

Between personal web pages, social media, texts and emails, online communication is a comfort zone for most people and many students prefer communicating online.

It also has an online forum for people who prefer communicating with other gamblers rather than counsellors.

Most schoolwork requires the use of the computer and, socially, many teenagers prefer communicating by computer to the telephone.

These efforts are largely directed at Nissan's part-Brazilian, part-French chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, a renowned cost cutter who has said the company prefers communicating with its Mississippi workers without a union.

The third new area, Messaging, Weiner noted, is "clearly the medium where people prefer communicating.

We find that the sender prefers communicating by private messages if the receiversʼ average bias is high, and by public messages if the receiversʼ average bias is low and the receivers are sufficiently polarized.

While Generation Y initiated text messages as a norm, Generation Z prefers communicating through images, icons and symbols.

A study from Badoo found that 39percentt of Americans spend more time socializing online than in person and 20percentt prefer communicating via written word (online or text message) than a face-to-face conversation.

He preferred to communicate his truths on higher frequencies.

Mr Kozlovskiy said: "They preferred to communicate via statements on the internet".