Sentence examples for make it personally from inspiring English sources

In 2015, there's no reason to be reaching all your potential consumers with the same piece of creative when you can use simple targeting and basic adaptations (even just tweaking video thumbnails or lines of copy) to make it personally interesting to them all.

But every oil-smuggling ship that does make it, personally benefits Saddam financially.

Tailoring information to make it personally relevant is one of the key steps for improving health information delivery and facilitating behaviour change.

You need to make a connection with the concept of exercise; find a way to make it personally meaningful.

He said that in the brief time since he has taken on the assignment, cruel coincidence has made it personally urgent for him as well: his brother, Chris, was just found to have a brain tumor.

Scripts work by specifying activities that help learners to engage in tasks that will elaborate new knowledge (relating new idea to already known or by making it personally meaningful by adding details, examples, analogies, visualizations, explanations, argumentation, question asking) (King 2010; Kobbe et al. 2007).

"We spent a lot of money on this record, kind of knowing we wouldn't make it back personally," she went on.

But the interplay between the two senators, both well known and both with compelling personal narratives and a knack for infuriating their own parties' bases, could determine the tone of the 2008 presidential race and make it less personally vicious than the last two campaigns.

It's the supreme madness of the PMA 2010 season, and although we can't make it there personally this year, that won't stop all them camera companies from releasing stuff.

Premature babies have very fragile immune systems, don't take it personally or make comments about "building the babies immune system" if the parents ask you not to visit (including family).

Make it a more personally meaningful exp.