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I believe across the nation that we are witnessing the year of the parent and parents that are saying we're going to be engaged and we're going to fight for our kids, whether that's in the classroom or in our communities or in the nation at large, we worked hard to reach out and to spread the conservative message to even atypical groups, to bring as many people into the fold as possible. Because I believe when people hear our plan, when they hear our vision, when they hear where we are on the policies, we will win. So it is my hope that we can do that, that we can come together, that we can step up and be a real force for change. We can't do that if we're fragmented. – Katie Britt	Found on FOX News 1 year ago
We worked hard to reach out and to spread the conservative message to even atypical groups, to bring as many people into the fold as possible, because I believe when people hear our plan, when they hear our vision, when they hear where we are on the policies, we will win. So it is my hope that we can do that, that we can come together, that we can step up and be a real force for change. We can't do that if we're fragmented. – Katie Britt	Found on FOX News 1 year ago
The extent of the problem now in Afghanistan for people is dire, we’re calling this a race against time. We need to get to families in very difficult, hard to reach areas. It’s winter, it’s cold, the snow. – World Food Program	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
The non-invasive nature of this approach makes it particularly valuable for observing vulnerable or endangered species as well as those in hard-to-reach environments, such as caves and burrows. They do not have to be visible for us to know they are in the area if we can pick up traces of their DNA, literally out of thin air, air sampling could revolutionise terrestrial biomonitoring and provide new opportunities to track the composition of animal communities as well as detect invasion of non-native species. – Elizabeth Clare	Found on CNN 2 years ago
It's hard to reach out to the teachers. Nobody responds. If we have a question and they respond, it takes days because they're in school teaching. Nobody else is doing what we're doing. – Drew Nelson	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
It is really hard to reach voters in battleground states, especially during a pandemic. If you can get ahold of someone who is undecided and is willing to talk to you, that's a gigantic deal, this is a way for us to reach these voters in another way and reach them where they are. – Molly Kawahata	Found on CNN 3 years ago
Counting those who are in hard-to-reach villages has been a challenge for the Census Bureau every decade since 1870. – Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham	Found on Reuters 4 years ago
The humanitarian situation for people across Syria and in particular in hard-to-reach and besieged areas is dramatic. – Robert Mardini	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
We are at the stage right now where assessment teams and aid are starting to get to some of the most hard to reach areas. – Pierre Peron	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Drones don't substitute the inspector's physical presence, but they will be useful out in the country, in the case of farms that are hard to reach by road, for example. – Bruno Barcia Lopes	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Imagine the possibilities for the 3 billion people in hard to reach areas who are currently not connected, we are pleased to join Virgin as an initial investor, and we look forward to helping fund initial technical feasibility work for the satellite system. – Richard Branson	Found on Reuters 9 years ago

I believe across the nation that we are witnessing the year of the parent and parents that are saying we're going to be engaged and we're going to fight for our kids, whether that's in the classroom or in our communities or in the nation at large, we worked hard to reach out and to spread the conservative message to even atypical groups, to bring as many people into the fold as possible. Because I believe when people hear our plan, when they hear our vision, when they hear where we are on the policies, we will win. So it is my hope that we can do that, that we can come together, that we can step up and be a real force for change. We can't do that if we're fragmented.

– Katie Britt

Found on FOX News
1 year ago

We worked hard to reach out and to spread the conservative message to even atypical groups, to bring as many people into the fold as possible, because I believe when people hear our plan, when they hear our vision, when they hear where we are on the policies, we will win. So it is my hope that we can do that, that we can come together, that we can step up and be a real force for change. We can't do that if we're fragmented.

– Katie Britt

Found on FOX News
1 year ago

The extent of the problem now in Afghanistan for people is dire, we’re calling this a race against time. We need to get to families in very difficult, hard to reach areas. It’s winter, it’s cold, the snow.

– World Food Program

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

The non-invasive nature of this approach makes it particularly valuable for observing vulnerable or endangered species as well as those in hard-to-reach environments, such as caves and burrows. They do not have to be visible for us to know they are in the area if we can pick up traces of their DNA, literally out of thin air, air sampling could revolutionise terrestrial biomonitoring and provide new opportunities to track the composition of animal communities as well as detect invasion of non-native species.

– Elizabeth Clare

Found on CNN
2 years ago

It's hard to reach out to the teachers. Nobody responds. If we have a question and they respond, it takes days because they're in school teaching. Nobody else is doing what we're doing.

– Drew Nelson

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

It is really hard to reach voters in battleground states, especially during a pandemic. If you can get ahold of someone who is undecided and is willing to talk to you, that's a gigantic deal, this is a way for us to reach these voters in another way and reach them where they are.

– Molly Kawahata

Found on CNN
3 years ago

Counting those who are in hard-to-reach villages has been a challenge for the Census Bureau every decade since 1870.

– Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham

Found on Reuters
4 years ago

The humanitarian situation for people across Syria and in particular in hard-to-reach and besieged areas is dramatic.

– Robert Mardini

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

We are at the stage right now where assessment teams and aid are starting to get to some of the most hard to reach areas.

– Pierre Peron

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Drones don't substitute the inspector's physical presence, but they will be useful out in the country, in the case of farms that are hard to reach by road, for example.

– Bruno Barcia Lopes

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

Imagine the possibilities for the 3 billion people in hard to reach areas who are currently not connected, we are pleased to join Virgin as an initial investor, and we look forward to helping fund initial technical feasibility work for the satellite system.

– Richard Branson

Found on Reuters
9 years ago

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