Sentence examples for not personalised from inspiring English sources

But the meeting was also meant to show that America's support for Georgia is not personalised.

We know that the more personalised something is, the more likely we are to react well to it (think of the success of Coca-Cola's named cans), yet, if something is not personalised enough, it can actually cause negative reactants.

Their interventions are repetitive and not personalised.

Although the feedback reached individual students on their own page where they could read it in their own privacy, it was not personalised, which could have undermined student engagement with their formative assessment feedback.

However patients also described that their care was not personalised.

Another barrier to implementing self-management support was that advice provided in educational activities was not personalised to the individual patient [ 47].

I'm not personalising it here, but I never thought we collectively struck the right tone".

"The New Oxford Shakespeare will not personalise or polemicise the ongoing scholarly debates about Shakespeare's texts," said Taylor.

JO, London Opodo says it had to contact 20,000 customers fast during the ash cloud problem so it could not personalise the emails, yet it was certain that it had not been in contact with you.

(These, the magazine tells us helpfully, can be assembled 24 hours ahead, presumably when you're not personalising your place mats by sticking photos of the family on to card).

DuckDuckGo also claims to be less cluttered than rivals - in part because it limits itself to one advert on each results page - and does not personalise results, saying this prevents users from becoming enclosed in "filter bubbles".