Sentence examples for much outreach from inspiring English sources

"For a long time, private schools were pretty quiet about our existence and didn't do much outreach," said Mr. Southworth.

After much outreach by the Buddhists, including asking permission from the tribe to have the Dalai Lama consecrate the ground, Ms. Cajune said, "I think local people are feeling more comfortable".

But in New York, where he came up against a centrist who has spent more than two decades cultivating ties to minority voters, the result demonstrated how much outreach work is left to be done.

But officials acknowledge that the country lacks enough health workers to do as much outreach as they would like, and that the country has been unable to even test for the new strain of virus.

Some had expressed concern, for instance, that Sanders — whose elections in heavily white Vermont had not involved much outreach to black voters — was not talking about race in his presidential campaign.

Several people who have done faith outreach for the Democratic Party told The Washington Post that the party does not seem particularly interested or eager to do much outreach to religious voters at the moment.

"I wish there had been much better outreach," Mr. Cuellar said.

The data will help local broadcasters assess how much more outreach is needed.

A big part of why we are here is not only to offer degree programmes – it's just as much about outreach and engagement.

Despite her previous ties, though, Clinton has not done much formal outreach to evangelicals the way that President Obama did during his candidacy.

"As a lending officer at Citibank, I was making loans to corporations and it was very much an outreach situation," said Mrs. Sykes, a mother of three who has worked at Rye Neck for two years.