Sentence examples for personalising and from inspiring English sources

It was only the 1970s American soap opera Holocaust which finally brought home to ordinary Germans, through personalising and dramatising, the true horror of the Holocaust.

"The prospect of major strikes, more news of weak growth figures, increasing grassroots Lib Dem discontent … a possible yes vote on AV (very unlikely but the polls are all over the place), Tory backbench grumbling, a Labour machine personalising and localising cuts stories effectively... and that's to say nothing of the continued foreign and security policy challenges," Frayne writes.

The first mountain is the challenge of personalising and liberating learning without losing the resources of the uniform, high-quality, and equal Finnish school [28].

Furthermore, higher-level statistical modelling approaches that integrate patient clinical data as well as early treatment response data have already been used for personalising and optimising treatment schedules for chemo- and immunotherapies.

No better place to start than by ensuring that all communications are personalised and meaningful.

The boxes can be personalised, and you can chose from the full range of themes.

These can be easily personalised and shared through email or through social networking.

How can we personalise and make it relevant, engaging and useful to those with whom we need to reach?

Draft a template that supporters can personalise and send to their MPs, rather than relying on identikit mass emailing campaigns.

The impact is greater when written information is targeted, personalised and reinforced by verbal information from clinicians.

Stories about children taken from their parents or toddlers beaten to death can be personalised and dramatised.