Sentence examples for making an outreach from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tilles praised the university's leaders as "very ambitious people who have had great success, investing in their infrastructure and the teaching staff, shooting for higher-level students, making an outreach to the larger world with the presidential series and now moving on the medical school".

"Hopefully, they are going to make an outreach to conservative Christians.

In eastern Afghanistan, protesters burned an effigy of President Obama, who had made an outreach to Muslims a thematic pillar of his first year in office.

Francis has made an outreach to detainees a signature part of his ministry to the "marginalized".

His withdrawal could swing those voters to Mr. Obama, who had a strong Hispanic following in Iowa, or to Mrs. Clinton, whose campaign is making an equally vigorous outreach effort.

Joining LinkedIn Groups and participating in Group discussions are also great ways to build rapport with your weak ties before making a more personal outreach.

Nowadays, although recent polls show that 25percentt of adults say they play musical instruments, "there are so few specialist stores that sell print music, and they don't really make a great outreach to people except for the ones who physically darken their doorsteps," said Mr. Rocks, who also is vice president at Alfred Publishing.

And after several years of flat or declining tourism, the new outreach is making a difference.

Republicans have to make less of an outreach, and Democrats don't need to pander nearly as much.

And with 24-year-old Emma Watson as its spokesperson, and a lot of social media savvy, UN Women has made a massive millennial outreach to bring the conversation about feminism to a new generation.

My journey has taken me to Washington D.C., Austin, New York and San Francisco, and I have made a career of outreach to people of color as a community organizer, public servant, attorney, non-profit executive, and consultant.