Sentence examples for properly to communicate from inspiring English sources

If the unthinkable happened, a Paris in London, it could have catastrophic consequences if our police and emergency services were not able properly to communicate with one another.

It was why I became so worried before the last election about our failure properly to communicate the scale of action needed to cut the deficit.

Rather than exploring how this aggressive policy might have fed into the shooting of Mark Duggan, or how the police failed properly to communicate with the family after his killing, or their poor handling of the peaceful demonstration, Lammy chooses to emphasise that it "was not local police who fired the bullet that killed Mark Duggan.

Plausibly, learning English requires learning that the form of words "it's raining" is properly used to communicate the thought that it's raining.

The Northern Territory government failed to properly communicate to the public when it made big decisions such as privatising the Territory Insurance Office, the chief minister, Adam Giles, has said.

"That loss of communication and that failure for a machine to communicate properly is what I find exciting and the randomness in which it produces these results".

But he voiced frustration at Osborne's failure to communicate properly with voters on the economy.

"Anger is frustration at not being able to communicate properly," he says.

In real life, you grow skeletally thin, and become deeply traumatised by the solitude, unable to communicate properly for months afterwards and in dire need of therapy.

An external committee established by TEPCO to advise the board of directors says it is "very frustrated" at the company's inability to communicate properly.

It might be easier to train them to communicate properly with students than to get professional management academics to teach students to be good managers.* "Changes in Graduate Management Education and New Business School Strategies for the 21st Century" by Paul Friga, Richard Bettis and Robert Sullivan.