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His hope is to leverage enthusiasm in the chapters for protecting the local estuary into support, say, for the Clean Water Act.
They taught me to ask the right questions and to leverage enthusiasm as a weapon.
Raising School Spirits George W. found his avenue to prominence on campus by leveraging his enthusiasm and affability.
The target demographic is defined so that Dirkosh can better develop their communication and strategy to leverage the enthusiasm of their target audience for the product.
In an email to The Washington Post, Gingrich, who said he was on a trip to Antarctica, blasted NASA for becoming an agency that avoids risk, and said the space program should leverage the enthusiasm and money of the many billionaires interested in commercializing space.
Where is the Team Obama that adeptly leveraged the enthusiasm of its digitally-plugged young troops, who scheduled rallies on Facebook, passed YouTube videos around their network and sent text messages reminding their friends to vote?
The competition leveraged the enthusiasm of the community-based religious musical groups to share cholera prevention messages through the music of Voodoo celebrations.
The Blum Center for Developing Economies leverages the talent, enthusiasm and energy of the University community to address the grand challenge of global poverty.
Allowing One Percenters to get involved quickly with the organization leverages their early enthusiasm and keeps them engaged and active.
Entrepreneurs like Gary Winnick of Global Crossing and Bernard J. Ebbers of WorldCom were able to leverage the public's enthusiasm into vast new network investments.
Over all, the Sunday rally might be seen as something of a consolation prize for a campaign that was unable to leverage its grass-roots enthusiasm into party strength.
