Federalism scholars, meanwhile, have barely engaged the increasingly rich terrain of joint immigration enforcement.
Unlike the fast-track debacle, where Mr Clinton was barely engaged, the White House has seemed obsessed with PNTR.
She spent less than 50 minutes onstage, barely engaged the audience, stood in place and sang largely by rote.
Asked Monday by reporters whether Trump's physical exam, scheduled for Friday at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, would include a psychiatric component, deputy White House press secretary Hogan Gidley barely engaged the question.
The evangelicals in the study barely engage with the science of environmentalism, instead querying the motives of those pushing such arguments.
In comparison, most discussion boards in online courses might follow a typical power rule: estimates are that less than 10% of participants are responsible for over 90% of contributions, while the rest barely engage (We are grateful to Professor Andrew Ho for this data).
"The emerging and often grass-roots alternative-food movement has also barely engaged with the possible contributions the design and planning professions are capable of making," they added.
Alexis Tspiras, Greece Tspiras has enough on his plate – not least the ongoing concerns about Grexit from the eurozone – and has barely engaged in the UK's reform debate.
One can barely engage media these days without hearing some news about the U.S. "educational crisis," where experts cite convincing statistics that demonstrate certain schools or school districts are grossly behind others, or worse yet, all U.S. schools are substantially behind foreign schools.
