Sentence examples for would like to communicate from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I would like to communicate my frustration and disappointment about the article "Kids?

"Now we are also seeing people who, when asked, are saying they would like to communicate with their homes, not only their friends and relatives".

"I don't want to diminish the symbolic significance of what they've announced today," Mr. Moëc said, "but the impact will probably be less than what the government would like to communicate".

This type of work is important for universities, and in future we would like to communicate our joint research results continuously.

Many early career scientists would like to communicate science to a broader audience but aren't sure where to start; sometimes, the best place is right where you are.

I know Dara would like to communicate now with all of you but I've asked him not to until this is fully resolved.

You know, as a science communicator and a person, what I'd like to communicate is how passionate I am about science and understanding these fundamental properties and principles of nature and my small contribution to that understanding.

"Maybe it's an innate understanding how other women like to be perceived or the message they'd like to communicate with their style".

Vikki Spruill, executive director of Seaweb, which, with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the Natural Resources Defense Council, makes up the coalition (www.caviaremptor.org), said, "We'd like to communicate the point that it is really in bad taste to be eating anything that is in such severe environmental decline, that it is not a status symbol".

So, is that sex positivity part of the message you'd like to communicate with your work?

If it's getting angry at your husband, take some deep cleansing breaths and choose how you'd like to communicate.