Sentence examples for could mean engaging from inspiring English sources
The thing is, this work doesn't require you to travel to some far-flung corner of the earth, it could mean engaging with the people at your local Little League game.
It means engaging in real conversations and seeking real solutions.
But promoting Maimonides meant engaging philosophy more generally as well.
That could mean blogging, podcasting, or engaging in conversations on social networks like LinkedIn or Twitter.
Failure to engage in such trade could mean that 'a good team approach was lost' (Nurse FG2).
The stronger effect of inactivity in urban communities could mean that town and rural respondents may engage more in types of physical activities other than leisure or commuting; thus, the overall activity level is underestimated.
Users encounter ads only if they are engaged with the site, which could mean clicking a "thumbs up" or "thumbs down" to a song or changing a station.
If an emergency occurred when health workers were on call while engaged in private practice, this could mean that they could not attend their regular workplaces.
Similarly, "Invitation" asks the reader to linger and watch goldfinches engaged in a "rather ridiculous performance": It could mean something.
That could mean moving to a smaller office space, finding a way to engage volunteers/interns, or devising creative ways to hold our administrative budgets down.
