Sentence examples for efforts engaging from inspiring English sources

With most advisors, especially baby-boomers, virtually ignoring the women and spending their efforts engaging with the male half of heterosexual couples, it's no wonder that upwards of 70percentt of widows change advisors within the first year of their husband's death, according to a study by Fidelity Investments in 2012.

Despite these efforts, engaging a population of young men with limited or no experience in the conventional healthcare system proved difficult.

Patients with chronic illnesses do better in countries with strong primary care infrastructures, even if deficiencies exist in all countries [ 40], especially in the transition after hospital discharge, with inadequate coordination between various physicians and in weak efforts engaging or supporting patients to manage their own health.

Herein we detail important steps in system development, training, and implementation of the mobile phone-enabled system as a demonstration of the feasibility of major improvements within the health care system, achievable through coordinated local efforts engaging patients and families, CHWs, district health workers, and academic partners with expertise in child health.

"The department has not clarified an end state for counternarcotics efforts, engaged in long-term planning or established performance measures," said the 63-page report, which evaluates work done by the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs of the State Department.

It is thus important that prevention efforts engage with both men and women [ 19].

With hundreds of training action to prepare, implement and monitor every year, it is estimated that training activities mobilize between 40% and 50% of the total time and efforts engaged in the Country Programme.

Detroit Future City (DFC), a years-long effort engaging thousands of residents and funded by nonprofits, has become the de facto blueprint for shrinking the city and transforming the urban environment over the next 50 years.

The overall effort engaged faculty in thinking about the vision as a possible destination and provided an invitation for faculty to consider their participation, which would be voluntary (Marker et al. 2015).

Supply chain, emerging in the 1980s, is an internationally used term that encompasses every effort engaged in production and delivering of final products and services, from the suppliers' suppliers to the customers' customers (Khalifa 2004).

But I'm even more focused on what happens when the Ministers go home and how the effort engages stakeholders beyond national governments.