Sentence examples for were better communicated from inspiring English sources

On Monday, National Student Money Day organised by the Independent Task Force on Student Finance went some way to trying to ensure that the facts behind the new funding arrangements for higher education were better communicated to young people looking at applying to go to university in September 2012.

The inter-generational impact of girls' education needs to be better communicated to convince communities to value girls' education equally or more.

A complex narrative is better communicated with a prose report made available to all participants, followed by a discussion.

MacDonald thinks "the ugly beige era has passed (thankfully)." However, she adds that sustainability must be better communicated so it's not considered a compromise.

Beatrice's mother still works for Mythologic and now she firmly believes that all concepts are better communicated through specious retellings of ancient myths.

And at a recent event at the European Centre for Environment and Human Health, I took part in a workshop asking how the health impacts of climate change could be better communicated.

Some islanders have said the incident could have been avoided if the demilitarisation of the islands had been better communicated to the German military by the UK government.

It is here where we see workers themselves as enabled to contest unsafe practices, and creating ways for safety to be better communicated and learned in the industry.

Again, the performative aspects of these Ghanaian traditional borrowings are better communicated through their respective costuming in digesting the import of the message they carry across to the audience.

It is our observation that industrial and academic users are asking questions which require the fundamentals of the instrumentation and its capabilities and limits to be better communicated and understood, and this has resulted in a doubling of the number of publications featuring LDE to ~ 1300 over the last several years.

It all just means that when good science is produced, that science needs to be better communicated to nonscientists.