Sentence examples for win over staff from inspiring English sources
Oxford University's vice-chancellor, John Hood, will today make a historic webcast as he seeks to win over staff and students to his controversial reform proposals.
Professor David Colquhoun, a leading member of the anti-merger committee, said Sir Derek had lost the battle to win over staff to the proposal, and opinion in the college is overwhelmingly hostile.
But when she visited Ohio Northern, she was won over by faculty and admissions staff members who urge students to pursue their dreams rather than obsess on the sticker price.
Though some reports suggested soon after the 6 March meeting that he had won over the assembled staff, I was told the opposite.
Hillary also won over my skeptical staff at the US embassy, many of whom had read the negative US press about her and expected that she would be a kind of shrewish Dragon Lady.
"When Newport Beach has prevailed, it has prevailed because it has been highly professional, it has brought good arguments and sound compromises to the table and eventually won over the Coastal Commission and the staff," he said.
His "blue-collar" roots, PRWeek wrote, had helped Munoz win over "disgruntled staff" among United's tens of thousands of employees.
That's simply not an effective way to win over the staff and board of trustees of these institutions — not to mention the outside consulting firms on which most institutions rely to recommend prospective investment managers.
Since President Trump tapped him to take the helm of the bureau, Mr. Mulvaney has used his wry humor and the occasional box of doughnuts to win over the staff of a department that he once called a "sad, sick" joke.
But accusing staff of playing sick does not, unsurprisingly, appear to have won over employees.
