Sentence examples for Less engagement from inspiring English sources

Less engagement of the fusiform gyrus, a key region in visual processing of bodies [ 52], in people with BN was also reported when line drawings of bodies were used [ 22].

But when the films featured only men, the lesbians reported less engagement than the plethysmograph recorded.

And it's become clear that, even as the number of our subscribers continues to grow, there has been less engagement with each issue; fewer downloads, fewer responses.

All of which means that less prominent organisations are in the uncomfortable position of scraping the bottom of the celebrity barrel – settling for less fame, or less engagement with the cause.

With their candidate in the White House, the NRA may face a similar challenge: less engagement by its members, and perhaps fewer donations, if gun rights appear on safer ground.

Stephen Trotter, the director of the Wildlife Trusts, a network of 47 local groups, said: "We have for some time seen evidence across the trusts of less engagement with planning issues by Natural England than would have been the case previously.

While most of my family and friends felt having an ring-less engagement meant I was letting him off easy, I looked at it in another light.

In systems with less active engagement of healthcare professionals, patients assumed a more active position, while in systems with active engagement, particularly by dedicated professionals like transfer nurses, patients assumed a more passive position.

But some fear attempts to broaden it could mean less meaningful engagement.

This trend toward less direct engagement is playing out across the region.

Bishop cites research suggesting that, contrary to the standard goo-goo exhortations, the surer route to political comity may be less civic engagement, less passionate conviction.