Sentence examples for added engagement from inspiring English sources

Page made much of the number of Google+ signups during the company's fourth-quarter earnings in January, saying that 90m had signed up and then added "Engagement on [Google]+ is also growing tremendously.

He adds: "Engagement is thought to be the single best predictor of successful learning in children with intellectual disabilities and we have demonstrated here how robots can be used to increase engagement".

He added: "This engagement is not an end in itself.

She added that engagement around Hooked content on Snapchat has been "insane".

Today Swrve added dynamic engagement scoring to its toolset, improving its extant A/B testing offerings to better help application developers dig into their usage data and improve their apps to better fit their user bases.

For example, in a reflection on the extent of progress in the first 10 years of widespread efforts to improve patient safety, Wachter added patient engagement as a key domain of patient safety which includes patient involvement in error prevention and disclosure of errors to patients, while acknowledging its 'unproven' nature owing to a paucity of evidence.

It adds: "Broadening engagement will likely require the formal humanitarian system to cede control to unfamiliar actors and, at the same time, find politically and culturally acceptable means of sharing and promoting hard-won lessons on principled, effective and efficient humanitarian financing".

Users spent an average of 19 minutes creating their Genie, so the SDK could add significant engagement to these apps.

"With our acquisition of Sysomos, we can bring together news and social media under one company, giving social data context while adding social engagement to our news and media monitoring offering".

Not only does it give users who might hesitate to use the video feature a little more confidence if they can have a friend with them, but it potentially adds more engagement to the mix.

Chartbeat itself may still be best-known (at least among the journalists who are addicted to their Chartbeat dashboards, a group that includes many TechCrunch writers) for measuring eyeballs, but it has been adding more engagement data.