Sentence examples for messages to push from inspiring English sources

Look out for deals in areas such as search, data analytics (crunching Twitter-related data to, say, help target ads more accurately), online video and social commerce, which involves using virtual messages to push real-world sales.

"The web of potential conflicts between President Trump and the Trump Organization will only be made stronger and more difficult to untangle" if Cambridge winds up working for the president's business interests and crafting messages to push the White House's agenda, said Larry Noble, the general counsel for the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center.

NOM also spent $60,000 on text messages to push the "no" vote message.

Some of the most famous ARGs, like Halo 2's "I Love Bees," had participants standing at payphones waiting for secret messages to push them one step closer to answers.

Some of the most famous ARGs, like Halo 2's "I Love Bees," had participants standing at pay phones waiting for secret messages to push them one step closer to answers.

The standard form of digital advocacy today is clicktivism — finding ways to get people to react to messages, to push support (and of course, raise dollars) to one group and then another.

It therefore makes sense for our fundraising team to use its advertising budget and messaging to push Greenpeace's campaigns.

As a friend put it to me today, it's not who you are but what you say, and just having a truck driver's son on the ticket isn't going to overcome (justifiable) working class skepticism about the Republican economic message unless that truck driver's son is given an effective economic message to push.

Richard C. Holbrooke, President Obama's special representative to Afghanistan and Pakistan, on Tuesday personally delivered the message to push on, speaking to Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the Pakistani Army chief of staff, and Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha, Pakistan's intelligence chief, during a visit to Islamabad, administration officials said.

Leading a delegation of mayors to Jerusalem in November 1976, Beame stopped at the Western Wall and wrote a prayerful message to push between the stones: "Help!" That account and others are captured on a dozen videos that make up an oral history of the city on the brink of bankruptcy in the 1970's.

Troll armies like those used by Modi's BJP have taken advantage of the platform's closed messaging to push divisive, ethnically charged content with the desire to stoke fear and discord.