Sentence examples for engage that could from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, a senior Obama administration official said, "If we don't engage, that could result in miscalculations by the North Koreans".

If the crew was confused about whether the auto-throttle was engaged, that could have been a factor, according to aviation experts.

Genentech was wise, and ultimately more successful, to recognize the detrimental effect of a poor corporate image and the very practical benefit of an engaged constituency that could mobilize clinical research participation.

Vanguard will engage on topics that could affect long-term value, like climate change, he added, "to understand their processes for overseeing and managing those risks".

O'Neal's pregame boasting had rung hollow in the Nets' ears, and they refused to engage in anything that could fire up the Pacers.

It states that representative players or officials must not engage in conduct "that could bring them or the game into disrepute or be harmful to the interests of cricket".

Those who count the pastor in their close personal network "may be especially reluctant to engage in behavior that could potentially be considered deviant," they said.

If you engage in activities that could potentially injure your toes or feet, wear protective shoes.

They practice their moves endlessly, and accept that they engage in activities that could, and do, severely or fatally injure them.

In recent years, some members of the Supreme Court have engaged in conduct that could be seen as undermining their impartiality.

A lamentable consequence of this advice is that it inhibits your engaging in work that could improve people's lives.