Sentence examples for not to alienate from inspiring English sources

China has a more immediate reason not to alienate foreigners.

He lulls and coddles and strives not to alienate.

"It's trying not to alienate any possible audience".

Evidently, however, bigwigs still prefer not to alienate it, or Mr Murdoch.

Journalists agreed not to alienate anyone so that advertisers could aim their messages at everyone.

She has also shrewdly managed not to alienate potential customers on the left or the right.

But Mr Raymond asked farmers to be careful not to alienate consumers with any action.

"They built the church in this style so as not to alienate the locals.

People have told me not to alienate my audience, but you have to experiment don't you?

Traditional retailers would be smart not to alienate customers by surreptitiously tracking them.

The Fianna Fail-led government, nervous about the vote, was anxious not to alienate potential supporters.