Sentence examples for engage with some from inspiring English sources
"It can be difficult for businesses to engage with some schools, but many are trying.
The study will also engage with some broader questions facing the healthcare industry as telemedicine takes on a greater role.
The prize was created to celebrate books that engage with some aspect of medicine, health or illness.
So, for example, Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman might engage with some candour on the subject of what Mormonism means to them.
If we want a more equal society then it is vital that schools engage with some of the issues that feminism is concerned with: relationships, body politics, violence against women and girls, sexual health and reproductive rights, pornography and consent.
It was the 1970s, and during a history lesson I put my hand up and asked: "Sir, were there people in America before Christopher Columbus?" I wasn't trying to be difficult, just trying to engage with some complicated questions.
Local Muslim leaders have to re-engage with some of the disaffected youth in their communities and shake themselves out of denial.
"We've been engaging with some of those sugar-producing companies to help them do a community consultation.
Laughing at the artist's crotchets is the only way I know to stay engaged with some of his more solemn scenes.
Most writers' work happens when they are away from their desks, when they are looking the other way, when they are engaged with some other mundane task.
