Sentence examples for a third engaged from inspiring English sources

Mr. MacNulty said that about a third of the soldiers readily embraced the idea, a third engaged with curiosity, and a third seemed skeptical.

There is clearly space for such documentaries, and albeit less clearly films like The Voices – but there also needs to be a reality check: a recent study of more than 40 films released between 1990 and 2010 found that over 80% of main characters with a diagnosis of schizophrenia displayed violent behaviour and nearly a third engaged in homicidal behaviour.

Seventeen per cent had ≥ 3 chronic conditions, 14% were obese, a third engaged in vigorous exercise, 9% were current smokers, and 43% were former smokers.

However, this finding might be because the control group did not fully represent the patients without membrane perforation as only one third engaged in a sufficient follow-up.

In the primary binding site, one glucose residue is ligated to the conserved Ca2+ characteristic of C-type CRDs, a second engages in a secondary binding site and acyl chains attached to the 6 OH group interact with a hydrophobic groove on the surface of the CRD.

Goldhagen, the son of a Holocaust survivor, first engaged in serious academic discourse concerning the Holocaust following a lecture he attended as a student of Harvard University in 1983.

As a proxy measure for duration of illness, the age that each patient first engaged a mental health service was recorded.

Third, engage in mixed practice.

denied, 397 U.S. 989 (1970) (defendant held liable for giving active and knowing assistance to a third party engaged in violations of the securities laws).

A survey by First Direct shows that more than a third of engaged couples (35%) opt for hard cash over traditional wedding presents, with just 3% following William and Kate's example by asking for money to be donated to charity.

The first group's training focussed on reasoning, planning and problem solving, while the second engaged a broad set of mental abilities commonly seen in commercial brain training games.