Sentence examples for engage at all from inspiring English sources

This program offers a valuable opportunity to: Observe differing levels of active and passive discussion engagement in comparison to those who do not engage at all; evaluate the impact of discussion board engagement on both self report and clinician administered psychosocial outcome measures; and view discussion engagement in the context of an online self-help intervention.

Perhaps we did a half-assed job of it; perhaps we didn't really engage at all.

Westerners prefer, for the most part, not to engage at all in the unsanitary and unsettling business of disposal anymore.

Some of the time, they actually dress like cops, and they sternly refuse to engage in lounge-lizard repartee — they hardly engage at all.

Critics, especially human rights groups in the United States, say it is morally wrong for the Obama administration to engage at all with Mr. Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for the genocide in Darfur.

South Korea's president, Lee Myung-bak, has been reluctant to engage at all, saying the North was following an old strategy of provoking its neighbor and then requesting talks and economic aid.

Redefining the rules of engagement does not mean resorting to ignoring each other (not engaging at all), nor is engagement about expecting your fellow tweeters to be available to spend all waking hours engaged in disjointed exchanges that are very often likely not to take us anywhere.

"There were periods during the day where the students were just in a multipurpose room, not engaged at all".

"We have been engaged at all stages of the FSA's move towards more principles-based regulation".

While some big European reinsurers like Munich Re and Swiss Re support efforts to reduce CO2 emissions, "in the United States the household names really have not engaged at all".

Not engaging at all seems to be their solution to avoiding any problems, like headphone-wearing, mobile-reading commuters in a morning rush-hour train.