Sentence examples for engaged group from inspiring English sources

This was a very engaged group that was dedicated to improving their businesses and preparing them for the next generation.

"We're working with organisations such as the British transport police that had a huge presence during the Olympics and are now reaping the rewards of a more engaged group of candidates who have a vision to get involved and give something back to their community.

The children in Miss Rusling's cooking class have a bit of a reputation in school, several are on statements, most had behavioural issues when it came to maths and English and history, but for the hour in which I was with them, and they were working on their cooking, you could hardly have hoped to see a more engaged group of 14-year-olds.

The first mass-produced game, Pong, was a two-player experience that found its home in dive bars and fast food joints, and when Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Defender arrived later, there was an engaged group ready to embrace them.

How do those lessons learned apply? A. The magic I mentioned in a gallery is very similar to the magic that happens in a classroom when you have a gifted teacher and an engaged group of students — no technology needed most of the time.

"In the modern history of technology we have never seen such a highly engaged group of chief executives and founders," says Mary Meeker, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, a venture-capital company.Nor has the industry ever seen such young and feisty firms Apple, the oldest of the quartet, was founded in 1976 with so much financial firepower.

By Sasha Frere-Jones The rapper and producer El-P is an elder statesman in a new wave of politically engaged groups.

The team also frequently engaged groups of residents and frontline clinicians to understand the prescribing process and determine the best feedback strategy and content.

Participants: 16 patients were randomly assigned to the engage group (n=8) or the disengage group (n=8).

We took a measured approach, gradually introducing learners to new technologies taking time to consider feedback and engaging groups in testing new content.

This paper explores the creative uses of stories and storytelling to engage groups and individuals with consideration of changes in energy systems across time and place.