Sentence examples for a given engagement from inspiring English sources

Graphically, correlations can be depicted by showing the average activity of users who exhibit a given engagement level for another activity; in Figure 3 we display some correlation graphs of the out-degree and the number of books with other activities.

The Obama administration's half-hearted efforts at diplomacy with Tehran have given engagement a bad name.

Few are better than Tony Judt, not only a historian of the first rank but (in a word we need an equivalent for) a politicologue who gives engagement a good name.

The White House has been pleading for time first to give engagement a chance and lately to avoid complicating efforts in the Security Council.

Isolation has been applied unsuccessfully for many years, and it is time to give engagement a chance".

In any case, Park will be under popular pressure to give engagement with North Korea a serious try.

It's available today as a free upgrade, and apparently also goes a ways toward making the pairing process faster, even if you only have two speakers for a given social engagement.

The recently dis-engaged Ariana Grande is now giving engagement advice ― and it's savagely to the point.

Yet the cables confirm that the administration has largely fulfilled its promise to give engagement some time to work, even while preparing for it to fail.

Everyone will have more fun if the expectations for engagement with a given initiative are tempered and any involvement is looked at positively. 7. Don't dominate the game.

For others, political engagement is a given and the question is how to engage with the wide variety of relevant actors working in the humanitarian arena, such as militaries, terrorist organisations, politicians and political parties, governments, and other aid actors, including the United Nations (UN) and donors.