Sentence examples for engage than from inspiring English sources

What's more, if others are talking about corruption, it's better to engage than not engage.

Some patient groups, such as those with learning disabilities or dementia, and new mothers, are harder to engage than others.

Tim Cook has spoken to Apple employees in a closed Q&A about his decision to meet with US president-elect Donald Trump, arguing that it's more important to engage than stand on the sidelines "yelling".

But there is no evidence that religious armed groups are harder to engage than secular ones: peace has been made with Islamic armed groups, including the Free Aceh Movement in Indonesia and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front in the Philippines.

"Our generation has more of an economic reason to engage than anyone," said Matthew Segal, the group's 25-year-old president.

I know the conventional wisdom is that Romney won the debate, however, while I will agree he came more prepared and willing to engage than the president, I don't think either candidate came off well.

One possible reason for this could potentially be related to the level of engagement between settings, with teleconference reviewers possibly being slightly less engaged than those participating onsite.

Voters were more concerned and engaged than enraged.

It's more like getting engaged than getting married".

The Estonian looking more engaged than of late so far.

Rather more engaged than the US players are looking right now.