Sentence examples for by not engaging from inspiring English sources
He may win simply by not engaging in the culture wars.
"By not engaging with Roche, Illumina reinforces the notion that its Board and management are determined to preserve their positions rather than maximize shareholder value".
He says his three attackers were "encapsulated in their neurasthenia," and had "wasted their careers by not engaging the life around them," by "turning their backs on the rich material of an amazing country at a fabulous moment in history".
The risk, said Priya Raghubir, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, was that "by not engaging consumers in this environment, the mere fact you haven't engaged them becomes public knowledge".
Baroness Morgan said: "Ultimately, [the Government] has a responsibility to explore all avenues that could reduce barriers to drug access; by not engaging more seriously with the issues raised in the Bill and by letting this vital chance go to waste, they are letting patients down".
A Labour source said that, as well as objecting to what Houghton said about unilateralism, Corbyn was also objecting to the way the chief of defence staff used a separate interview to say Britain was "letting down" its allies by not engaging in air strikes against Islamic State in Syria.
Some presidents have contained stories once they broke by just not engaging with them, which Watson notes may have been a more Trump-applicable strategy.
The reasons offered by operators for not engaging into sharing deals are often the up-front transformation costs, the potential loss of control over their networks and the challenge of operational complexity [17, 18].
Data is not engaging by itself".
The Court has not yet touched on retailers other than those who sell food, or (except where states have legislated on the problem themselves) on employment practices by firms not engaged in govt. business.
The latter often called "social costs", refer to the monetary equivalent of consumed resources, loss of income and loss of enjoyment experienced by parties not engaged in the contractual agreement, solely due to a construction process.
