Sentence examples for unsatisfactory communication from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brodsky said: "I have had continuing and unsatisfactory communication with New York City on this matter for 15 years.

Overall, this research highlights the complexity of the flow of communication in EDs, explains the specific factors that contribute to unsatisfactory communication and offers potential solutions to improve patient safety and satisfaction and enhance clinician satisfaction.

This result suggests that unsatisfactory communication before the donation can lead to negative donor experiences even at a much later date.

Esquivel et al. [ 9], for instance, related unsatisfactory referral communication between primary care providers and specialists to the lack of attention on how the communication technology should fits with the social environment in which it is implemented.

A generally inappropriate level of care and often unsatisfactory hospital family communication can foster distrust between health care providers, patients and relatives.

Although chaos theory is a good application field in the design of cryptosystems, many encryption algorithm proposals become unsatisfactory for secure communication since cryptanalysis studies are not sufficient.

But few of these vessels were noted for their speed, and their leisurely cruising habits, added to the fact that whales generally did not frequent the shortest shipping routes, made them an extremely unsatisfactory means of communication.

There appeared to be little or no opportunity to check and clarify assumptions resulting in an unsatisfactory state of communication.

The use of child translators in appointments can be considered a temporary and unsatisfactory solution to the communication problems experienced by the Maghrebi community.

The patients and families who experience unsatisfactory or even upsetting communication along the way are simply collateral damage.

However, the communication was unsatisfactory and inadequate from the examiners in the Self group for the first subjects examined.