Sentence examples for warming public from inspiring English sources

If the church's upbeat advertising campaign succeeds in warming public perceptions of Mormons, then a campaign intended to sell the church could also help sell a president.

Appearing on "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Romney said that Mr. Gingrich "has some explaining to do," among other things, about a global warming public service announcement he taped with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

It remains to be seen whether or not organizations involved in global warming public engagement campaigns will be capable of – or interested in – targeting one or more of the identified segments in the ways we describe.

The principal aim of our current research was to identify audience segments within the American adult population that could be considered as potential targets for global warming public engagement campaigns.

That method is well suited to population behavior change campaigns (e.g., smoking cessation campaigns), but it largely ignores a second potential focus for global warming public engagement campaigns: building public understanding of and support for appropriate public policies.

Thus, while they are likely not a productive audience for a global warming public engagement campaigns per se, they may be an attractive audience for energy-efficiency campaigns because they are receptive to such appeals.

The release of long-term prisoners – seen as national heroes – is likely to warm public attitudes towards renewed talks.

The area has already attracted $370m in investment since 2010.Americans are slowly warming to public transport, and used it for a record 10.7 billion trips last year.

He did not receive a warm public welcome when he arrived in East Harlem.

A warm public welcome for the Dalai Lama last year did not help matters.A clutch of public bodies manage Britain's overseas relationships.

To the Palestinians he brought warm public support for their political aspirations and demonstrative sympathy for the unending misery of the refugees.