Sentence examples for tailor communications from inspiring English sources

This past spring, as Ebola spread across the region, S.C.G., which operates on four continents, began generating its own inventive community-by-community responses to the virus, to better tailor communications to local fears, strengths, and histories.

Time savings from such additional automation may help allow for tailoring communications even at scale.

Perhaps tailored communications could help to reach the populations with lowest levels of trust.

It is entirely possible to reach large numbers of people with a single brand identity while targeting and tailoring communications to specific groups within that brand.

Although it is possible to accommodate such requests in the feasibility study, if ePOCS were scaled up, tailoring communications would become more difficult.

Several literature reviews that weighed the evidence from experimental and quasi-experimental research studies suggest that programs grounded in behavior change theory and that utilize tailored communications and individualized counseling for high-risk individuals produce a positive ROI (Goetzel et al 1999; Aldana 2001; US Department of Health and Human Services 2003).

Such tailored communications would also need to highlight how the 'good' in certain healthy behaviours (e.g. healthy food intake) can be easily undone by the unhealthy consequences of other behaviours (such as binge drinking), and promote that young adults should strive to achieve a lifestyle underpinned by a healthy balance across all their food, alcohol and physical activity behaviours.

Using other media, companies can tailor their communications to a specific group.

It will recognise your request and we can tailor all communications around your mobile number.

Additionally, given that the companies differed in the emphasis given to varied aspects of CSR within their CSR reporting – and that these differences seemed to reflect unique stakeholder interests – apparel companies would be well-served to identify which aspects of CSR are most important to salient stakeholders and to tailor their communications accordingly.

Consequently, for public health professionals, it is increasingly important to establish a feedback loop and monitor online public response and perceptions during emergency situations in order to examine the effectiveness of knowledge translation strategies and tailor future communications and educational campaigns.