Sentence examples for as many engaged from inspiring English sources

How much more market value will be created by a workforce with twenty-five times as many engaged workers, each one with that needle-in-a-haystack perfectly matched job that you and I can only dream about having today?

As opposed to social networks like Facebook, which collect as much data as possible about users to sell advertisements against that data, HQ is focused more on getting as many engaged eyeballs in the same place as possible, a bit like television advertising.

Temkin also uncovered that "companies with superior financial performance have 1.6 times as many engaged employees as do companies with lagging financial performance".

Because tribal members are forced to migrate outside of their communities in search for work and increased wages, this may contribute to the spread of HIV/AIDS as many engage in extramarital affairs, seek commercial sex partners, or are under the threat of sexual harassment (females).

Hannon called mobile "an ever-expanding venue," before dropping an interesting hint about where the Clinton campaign is looking: "As [the campaign] continue[s] to build for mobile and decide when to deploy particular tools, our focus remains on targeting popular mobile operating systems so that we can ensure we have as many supporters engaged in the campaign as possible".

As a result, many engaged in passive resistance.

As shown by many engaged in the methane-on-Mars issue, it is known that organics are falling onto the surface of Mars and that ultraviolet light produces methane from them, he told SPACE.com.

These bureaucratic satisficing behaviors, as reported in other cases[ 104, 105], could not raise again the fundamental question of law revision, and as a consequence many engaged themselves in pork barrel politics to preserve and improve life in the leprosaria.

The goal is to get as many countries engaged and to support it as possible".

Overall, more women (twice as many as men) were engaged into sheep farming.

During the war in Vietnam, as many as 500,000 people engaged in war-tax resistance, with most simply refusing to a pay a nominal tax on their phone bill.