Sentence examples for engage early from inspiring English sources
Crouch, touch, put the kettle on, engage early, fall over.
Stakeholders that engage early in defining a vision can influence the development of the market.
And he did engage, early and often, feeding Ortiz with a steady diet of lead right hands.
Sané had benefited from Cresswell's reluctance to engage early on, though the German's shot required a heavy deflection off Evra to bypass the wrong-footed Adrián.
"This has left us ill prepared to engage early, proactively, and decisively to prevent threats from evolving into large scale civilian atrocities".
One reason a bill to reform health care became bogged down is that Mr Cameron did not engage early enough with its content, nor explain why he wanted it.
"The app came out of that strategy of getting viewers engaged early".
On stem-cell research, he said: "the public were engaged early enough and the argument has duly been conducted rationally".
Young women and girls are just not being engaged early enough in schools to take up the sciences and programming courses.
Unlike Mrs. Clinton, he has not been running television ads, which are crucial for engaging early voters, and he has state organizers of varying experience levels and scattershot ground troops in most places.
In practice, though, patients' fears and denial, combined with doctors' reluctance to deliver unhappy news, means that "patients aren't being engaged early enough," said Dr. Allan Collins, who heads a registry called the United States Renal Data System Coordinating Center.
