She also failed to cultivate potential allies among elected officials and other community leaders.
Is cultivating potential terrorists the best use of the manpower designed to find the real ones?
The truth was he was a loner, both unwilling and unable to cultivate potential allies or tolerate fools for long.
Malkiel said the fellowship office plans to work closely with the residential college deans and directors of studies to identify and cultivate potential applicants at an earlier stage.
Rather than cultivating potential donors and bringing in an army of consultants, pollsters, and other political mercenaries, he continued to campaign like an insurgent — appearing at diners and bowling alleys, excoriating the Republican establishment, and buttonholing reporters who wrote things he didn't like.
Copeland continued to dance even as the Mount slipped deeper into debt: a fund-raising dinner was held at the Knickerbocker Club, in New York, in the spring of 2007, and in the fall she led a group on a tour of Morocco, retracing the steps that Wharton took on a trip in 1917, in the hope of cultivating potential donors.
Since the 9/11 attacks, the United States has been so intent on identifying enemies that it has neglected cultivating potential friends.
KnaelHaed ASPware anticipates initially requiring $120,000 to complete the beta prototype of the DigitalSuspenders, provide for legal and infrastructure expenses related to start up and to cultivate potential customers.
Because our initial efforts at transforming Ap have required a substantial amount of in vitro culture (e.g. to generate sufficient quantities of bacteria for transformation experiments and to cultivate potential transformants), we have been concerned that the transformants that arise will be poorly infective for animals.
We spend our lives "friendraising," doing "development" work, "engaging" donors, and "cultivating" potentials.
It then cultivates that potential and commitment after students arrive at college.
