Sentence examples for will be to communicate from inspiring English sources

The challenge for Rodgers will be to communicate his philosophy to a team in desperate need of one.

The next step will be to communicate with the various browser vendors to hopefully establish more standards for contentEditable.

The robot will be named Kirobo, and its mission will be to communicate directly with astronauts onboard the International Space Station.

American officials have said that their main effort in the next few weeks will be to communicate to the Iranian people that the nuclear program, and the sanctions it has prompted, is deepening Iran's isolation and making unemployment there worse.

One big challenge will be to communicate just what the new qualifications mean to parents, the broader public and employers.

The aim of the journal will be to communicate the results of original research in India and elsewhere, in a variety of clinical and scientific specialties concerned with diagnosis and therapy of fetal abnormalities.

Some people will be able to communicate effectively their goodbyes and love to the patient, others will find this stressful.

We will be able to communicate with other humans merely by thinking to each other.

You will be required to communicate what you have learned.

At some point he will be able to communicate only by blinking an eye.

He will be able to communicate directly with the alternate official on the sidelines.