Sentence examples for then communicate that from inspiring English sources

The sensors work together to monitor movement in and around the house, and then communicate that movement to your smartphone.

To make request, you need to figure out what you need and then communicate that need to others.

Once a change in glucose is sensed by the GE neuron, it needs to then communicate that signal to a downstream neuron in the pathway that leads eventually to glucose counterregulation.

2) Honor what you need, then communicate that with others from a place of love.

Each partner needs to figure out the most effective way for them personally and then communicate that to their partner.

What mattered was what you did in the chamber and how you then communicated that to the lobby, not the outside world.

"The conductor listens intently to what the soloist is doing, to the push and pull that the soloist is giving, and then communicates that to the orchestra, like a wave coming and washing out.

These comments reflected a lack of detail in the news coverage but highlight the complexity of designing such a scheme [ 59] – and then communicating that the scheme has been thoroughly thought through to the public, as well as potential recipients.

The veteran Royal Shakespeare Company actor Janet Suzman dismissed Fellowes's remarks as "patent piffle", suggesting that "if talented actors understand what they're doing and can communicate that, then that's all you need".

I take on the responsibility of making sure I communicate words that are, first and foremost, freeing for me, and then: How do I communicate that feeling of freedom to others?

And then they have to turn around and communicate that information to career diplomats and other nonscientists.