Sentence examples for reaching out more from inspiring English sources

The Jets are reaching out more to the community instead of hiding in their green silo.

Short of that, reaching out more consistently to elderly friends, neighbors or relatives may help, Dr. Perissinotto said.

As moving pictures are reaching out more and more for refinements, such a mental showman will have great influence on the screens of the world.

Hunched over monitors streaming live video from a drone, Lieutenant Christopher and a team of analysts recently popped in and out of several military chatrooms, reaching out more than 7,000 miles to warn Marines about roadside bombs and to track Taliban gunfire.

At the International Peace Academy, a research organization with close ties to the United Nations, David Malone, a Canadian diplomat who is the organization's president, said that since Sept. 11 the United States had received considerable sympathy from many developing nations and seemed to be reaching out more to Arab leaders.

The challenges Ms. Spruill and the council face are weighty: improving communications, reaching out more effectively to the foundations and nonprofits the organization serves, building a strong financial base and taking a stand on key philanthropic issues.

How could we reach out more effectively?

First, his strategy would reach out more aggressively to allies.

Mr. McCain has reached out more to the House leadership.

He needs a mass membership again; but he needs to reach out more.

"We know we have to reach out more," said Joanne Corday Kozberg, the president of the Performing Arts Center.