Sentence examples for widespread outreach from inspiring English sources

An easier and more affordable access to a space-like environment can be achieved with this system, thus allowing for widespread outreach of space science and technology knowledge.

And behind the scenes, the administration engaged in the kind of widespread outreach to city and state lawmakers that was missing in December, averting potential problems early on.

While veterans and their families have called for a widespread outreach campaign targeting all defence personnel given or prescribed mefloquine to alert them to potential symptoms, the report recommends against this, saying "the vast majority are no longer serving and are unlikely to have any adverse health effects from its use".

The fund kicks off the first widespread outreach from the former MySQL and Nokia team members to founders and startups primarily based in Europe; the focus of the new fund will be squarely on community and open source software ventures.

In response to complaints about the road diet, city officials began a widespread outreach campaign, mailing out 3,500 fliers to residents, creating a special website and posting signs about the proposed project.

"We will also have to do widespread outreach and education so that our communities are aware of the changes to the law, have good information about what is available and who is eligible, and know where they can find help".

In Ecuador's highlands, chemical use in agriculture is widespread, and outreach and training programs to reduce this use are essential.

However, if digital crowdsourcing without widespread community outreach is more likely to attract responses from medium-to-high income groups, and more importantly, if they only live, work, or play in a small portion of the region being investigated, the aggregated results will reflect a biased picture of a region's transportation safety concerns.

Spurred into action by widespread media coverage and school outreach campaigns, more than 30,000 residents formally pledged to reduce their water use.

None of the studies in the review included comparisons of palliative care specialist outreach services; their widespread use raises a need for evaluation [ 114].

SMNet partners recognized that relying on traditional widespread distribution of informational materials and outreach activities just before and during campaigns offered limited success given the complexity of the situation, particularly among "resistant" communities.