Sentence examples for why we communicate from inspiring English sources

That is obviously the job of the football club and why we communicate a lot with the players and their advisers.

"Do we need to raise the white flag and say, 'We're so good, and that's why we cannot communicate [and] cannot penetrate mainstream media because we never say sensation but only truth and nothing but the truth'?

I can't think of why we would communicate with them about that".

Why can't we communicate?

A DWP spokeswoman said: "We expect people to have questions about benefit reforms, and that's why we've communicated the changes early on and explained to people how they will be affected.

That is why we are communicating more about these issues and are bringing these to the surface, which is healthy and a positive step toward the healing process.

But in learning to string them together to produce larger units like sentences, conversational contributions, and narratives, we demonstrate our need to be sure the people we're talking to can understand what and why we're communicating.

Getting back to the original question: why on earth do we communicate like this?

"We talk breathlessly," he writes, "about access and inclusion in a global communications network but speak little of exactly why we want to communicate with one another on such a planetary scale.

"In some sense, we're the same, which is why we can't communicate with each other.

So we've got to take that to heart and, I think, look to be able to communicate why we're doing what we're doing".