Sentence examples for creation of engaging from inspiring English sources
The creation of engaging media characters is explored, including ways to address the developmental needs of children and how certain production features aid cognitive skill development.
An example of this momentum is our GLASS Lab Institute in partnership with the Institute of Play, which through a partnership with Electronic Arts is pledging a new commitment to foster the creation of engaging and intellectually stimulating software for young people.
He made appeals for the creation of more engaged global institutions that can solve shared problems such as global warming, financial markets reform and terrorism.
As an outcome of this meeting, these leaders -- all from diverse Christian denominations -- agreed to form Por la Creación Faith-based Alliance, which will develop stewards of God's creation by engaging and educating this generation to leave a legacy for the future.
Generativity is the primary source of value creation: Firms engage in increasingly dynamic, complex, and diverse networks of relationships in order to seek ways to create value.
In this study, the researchers are trying to focus on an Indian reputed MNC ITC and its quest for building platform for co-creation of value by engaging in corporate social responsibility and sustainability initiatives.
With the Passenger Rail Investment and Improvement Act of 2008 (PRIIA), Congress mandated the creation of new tools to engage state and regional sponsors of intercity passenger rail service and to reexamine the form and function of long-distance routes.
Active writing is the creation of a draft that engages thoughts in a process which test life through experimenting in the form.
Algeria has the means to break away from its current economic paradigm as a sole export revenue country, and to engage the creation of a diversified, industrialized exporting nation.
In a more contemporary sense, we should also think of the efforts to operate in total secrecy and engage in the creation of false impressions and realities as a problem area in epistemology — the branch of philosophy concerned with the nature of knowledge.
"We are scientists engaged in the creation of memory," declares the great Murnau, whom John Malkovich plays, persuasively enough, as a preening megalomaniac.
