Sentence examples for enhancing its reach from inspiring English sources

In the NCT's case, there has to be a risk that, far from enhancing its reach, a figurehead who is both lay and male actively reduces a constituency that might consider him about as persuasive on childbirth and breastfeeding as, say, would be a woman – even a super-caring woman with friends with huge beards and moustaches – at the Movember Foundation.

Together with the already mentioned aspects, Table 4 sums up some possible suggestions to improve the uptake of the intervention by enhancing its reach and compliance.

The chain operated predominantly in the north of England until an expansion programme in the early 1990s enhanced its reach.

This, too, would benefit the virus, by enhancing its odds of reaching the next victim.

Since the spring of 1998, the company has completed seven acquisitions, adding some $2.5 billion to its top line in a binge that analyst Keith Dunne of BancBoston Robertson Stephens says "should significantly increase its size, enhance its geographical reach, expand its customer base and broaden its service offerings".

Unlike many safari lodges which have to be reached by light aircraft, this one is relatively easy to reach by car, further enhancing its 'slow travel' credentials.

If it is to survive, the government must enhance its ability to reach the agreed targets within the Troika's time frame -- but it is running out of time.

The Instinet Group, seeking to enhance its services for individual investors, reached a preliminary agreement to acquire the ProTrader Group for about $150 million.

According to Page Six, the show is looking to enhance its "social media" slant by reaching out to bloggers, such as BryanBoy.

This has extended Formula One's global reach and therefore enhanced its attraction for sponsors.

The study of information cascades easily evokes that of influence diffusion patterns, which in turn has obvious practical relevance in terms of enhancing the reach of a message (i.e. marketing) or for prevention and preparedness.