Sentence examples for messaging to win from inspiring English sources

"Everything we do in this body should be about messaging to win back the Senate," Sessions said.

The Cincinnati company rolled out a $10-million 10-millionn Mondad, integrating campaigne and brand Mondayintegrating over corporate wandhing the 2010 Winter Games.

It also of course controls a hugely powerful info-targeting platform which means it will more easily be able to figure out — maybe even A/B test! — how best to position its 'trust us' brand messaging to win over its users.

He uses its fearful message to win elections, rally nationalists and delegitimise opponents.

Aides said more than 48,000 people signed up by text message to win "Backstage with Barack" passes.

In an interview tonight, Mr. Gore said he had not tailored his message to win over Nader supporters.

For decades, persuasion was considered the key to winning, and the gurus and the consultants promised candidates that they could craft messages to win over uncommitted voters.

In a 2009 cable obtained by Wikileaks, another State Department higher-up was caught advising Canadian officials on how to spin their message to win favorable media coverage of Canadian crude.

In his speech launching his presidential campaign in Waukesha on Monday, the Wisconsin governor presented himself as a man of principle in the Ronald Reagan mold who has the mettle and the message to win elections.

GDP growth: 5.0% GDP: $191bn (PPP: $321bn) Inflation: 2.9% Population: 30.8m GDP per head: $6,220 (PPP: $10,430)The new president, Ollanta Humala, rose to prominence as a radical Andean nationalist but moderated his message to win power; his patchwork government combines interests from the far left to the centre of the political spectrum.

"I think we can win with hard-core conservatives but I would be honored to have independents as well as Reagan Democrats," he said, indicating he would accept the backing of the Reform Party as well but would not change his message to win it.