Sentence examples for solicits more from inspiring English sources

After Grouper clips proved to be a harder-than-expected pitch to advertisers, Sony converted the site in July to a more upscale one dubbed Crackle, which solicits more polished and advertiser-friendly video submissions.

Corporate America goes along with the financial crowd for off-shored profits to get its stock up and solicits more borrowing, spending and stimulus in Business Week, stating: "If the nation turns too quickly to deficit reduction, the economy could get stuck in a rut that would be expensive to escape".

So he began doing more health coverage, and soliciting more health-oriented ads.

Argosy, a unit of EDMC, said last month in an e-mail soliciting more comments that more than 2,000 people had used the site in the previous week.

In December, Mr. Boyland was indicted on bribery charges after prosecutors said he was recorded accepting thousands of dollars in bribes and soliciting more than $250,000.

They said they expect to release their final regulations on hydraulic fracturing by the end of the year, having solicited more than 14,000 comments from the public.

Rather than accepting General McChrystal's recommendation, he is soliciting more advice, consulting with congressional leaders (many of whom hate the war) and weighing all his options.

Is it just him, he wonders, soliciting more up-to-the-minute responses, or mightn't some judicious accessorising make the raw material more stimulating?

Only after he has verified that the supporters are sufficiently influential are the regional lobbyists, working on contract for Century Strategies, authorized to solicit more letters.

I solicited more suggestions from a fellow Times columnist, M.P. Dunleavey, who writes on personal finance in the Cost of Living column.

The charges accused Mr. Jackson of soliciting more than $40,000 in bribes since 2000, some of it in the form of gifts including computers and a Bowflex exercise machine.