Sentence examples for convenient engagement from inspiring English sources
"Using those metrics, Microsoft is in the lead, offering everything that matters: a growing content library, a convenient engagement path for millions of existing Xbox 360 owners, and a growing ecosystem of partners and developers eager to exploit the platform for their own purposes," Mr. McQuivey wrote in the report.
A soft rounded shape is the most common and convenient for engagement rings.
The upside isn't just a more convenient booking process for both customers and the business owner, but also increased engagement.
Our findings suggest that sticky apps which attract continuing uses can be a persuasive marketing tool because they provide portable, convenient, and interactive engagement opportunities, allowing customers to interact with the brand on a habitual basis.
But three lessons seem particularly illuminating: Not all students begin college as autodidacts; not all professors are as charismatic as televangelists (myself included); and not all colleges are small liberal arts institutions that provide convenient social and academic engagement opportunities for students.
Participants receive the intervention at a convenient time for optimal engagement.
"We believe that the increased usage of mobile devices will make access to the Internet even more convenient, drive higher online shopper engagement and enable new applications.
The world is far too complex and interconnected to limit our global engagement to the convenient bins and paradigmatic constructs that worked during the Cold War.
On a practical note, the change in blood S1P levels in response to SphK inhibitors provides a convenient pharmacodynamic measure of target engagement.
In the case of Yemen, the cables suggest engagement of a different form, with both countries agreeing to a mutually convenient cover story.
