Sentence examples for usually communicated from inspiring English sources

Climate change predictions are usually communicated using a standard uncertain outcome format.

Just a third of the young speakers said they always or usually communicated in Welsh with friends.

Although major safety recalls are usually communicated via advertisements and press publicity, there is no single authority to oversee recalls.

The sergeants, in turn, are acting on the wishes of higher-ups to keep crime statistics down, a desire that is usually communicated stealthily, the commander said.

These are ideas that are usually communicated in pretty innocent ways – people don't really think before saying them.

The trajectory of that mythmaking, usually communicated through the news media, is consistent: Focus on the perpetrators rather than the victims, assign motive as rapidly as possible, and start speaking of "closure" and "healing" as if those psychobabble constructions were as definable and exact as days of the week.

Though everyone else is talkative, she usually communicates in monosyllabic commands: "Larder", "Lay the table".

We're usually communicating artworks that are still in development, which can also be tricky.

The rules also require the observer, who usually communicates with the driver by intercom, to have a 180-degree field of vision to the front of the float.

When their beats cross, police officers and soldiers usually communicate with a wave, a smile or a quick greeting, as when a police cruiser passes a military checkpoint and the officers say: "Stay safe," or "Good evening, gents".

My son is 17 and he seems to have a girlfriend, but I'm not sure, because it seems that they don't meet each other so much, they usually communicate over the e-mail.