Sentence examples for outreach field from inspiring English sources

A national campaign's localized outreach — field offices, staff and volunteers — helps a candidate contact voters in a more personal manner.

"I do everything a traditional scientist would do, just in the outreach field," Ufnar says.

In addition to the outreach training, field staff receive hands-on training with the Principal Investigator and with a guided field manual.

The figures leave Mrs. Clinton well positioned for a final spending splurge on television, digital outreach and field mobilization as polls show her moving slightly ahead of Donald J. Trump.

Mr. Obama invested tens of millions of dollars in early voter outreach and field offices — in part to prepare for early voting in many states — and was forced to spend heavily on advertising against Mr. Romney over the summer, money that was largely matched by conservative "super PACs" and outside groups.

When Jeb Bush's Latino outreach workers field questions about Trump, they often tell voters that caucusing for Bush is the best bet to combat the real estate mogul.

Community-based activities included conducting health education, community outreach and field researchwith community diagnosis.

Follow-up visits to pilot facilities pointed to an unusual service delivery system in the Lofa subdistrict in which all 5 pilot facilities were located: Penta 1 doses were provided by each clinic whereas Penta 3 and other later doses in the vaccination schedule were administered mostly by an outreach team fielded by a nearby private hospital.

But Mr. Romney faces an opposite problem: He must spend even more aggressively now if he wants to equal Mr. Obama's past investments in voter outreach, staff and field offices, and has less time to do it.

Mr. Obama invested tens of millions of dollars in early voter outreach, staff and field offices — in part to prepare for early voting in many states — and was forced to spend heavily on advertising against Mr. Romney over the summer, money that was largely matched by conservative "super PACs" and outside groups.

Rather, it was through old-fashioned mailing lists and field outreach that pushed people online to make that final donation.