Sentence examples for effect engagements from inspiring English sources

In effect, engagements were decided within pistol shot, a battle line being a thin ribbon of death, miles long but scarcely 300 yards wide.

Studies have shown, that a clear and compelling organizational purpose can have a positive effect on engagement, particularly engagement on the organizational level.

Furthermore, engagement in self-assessment and self-reflection activities have a significant direct effect on engagement in online studies and social interaction, which in turn have a significant direct effect on engagement in problem-solving activities.

Earlier reports suggested that the distance between the "synergy" PHSRN site in FnIII9 and the RGD site in FnIII10 is critical for engagement and activation of integrin α5β1 [ 62, 63] but has little effect on engagement of integrin αvβ3.

His work shows that class discussion has a positive effect on engagement and voting confidence.

The government will provide $5m over two years for a communications campaign to raise awareness of the positive effect parental engagement has on their child's education.

Related: Nobel prize winners join call for charities to divest from fossil fuels As Jeremy Farrar, of the Wellcome Trust, says, if you want to make a measurable difference you'll probably have more of an effect through engagement than through divestment.

The government has also shuffled $5m previously allocated to the advertising campaign for its higher education overhaul into a different campaign "to raise awareness of the positive effect parental engagement has on their children's achievement in education".

Senators used an estimates committee hearing on Thursday to ask officials about the $5m earmarked in last month's budget for a campaign to "raise awareness of the positive effect parental engagement has on their children's achievement in education".

"Centralising power in this manner will have an adverse effect on engagement with party members and the wider public and limit our decision-making to a smaller and less diverse group of people who, despite their best and most genuine efforts, cannot always effectively represent every single part of our party".

As visible in the left panel of Figure 3, positive expression has no significant effect on engagement.