Sentence examples for engaged in recording from inspiring English sources

We have Fuller's assurance that the anthropologist is now engaged in recording all the chants, together with their English translations.

The U.S. Federal Reserve has also engaged in record levels of lending, but its loans have gone chiefly to bail out the financial sector itself, leaving Main Street high and dry.

The "Sweetener" singer and "Saturday Night Live" star may have split with their significant others, started dating and gotten engaged in record time, but don't expect them to tie the knot right away. .

Buffett gave an aggressive earnings forecast for Berkshire's collection of businesses, said the company would engage in record capital spending and forecast a recovery in the housing market would start within a year.

In the total period (3.5 years) since the end of the weight management program, successful participants (n = 46) reported engaging in Record Keeping (t[107], = 2.77, P = 0.007) and regular Self-Weighing (t[107] = 3.27, P = 0.001) with a significantly greater frequency than unsuccessful participants (n = 64).

The number of aggressive, submissive, and neutral interactions that the focal male engaged in was recorded (Eggert et al. 2008).

The students were immediately engaged in making predictions, recording observations, proposing and comparing models, and revising these models based on new observations.

The purpose of the site visits are to interview key informants, collect additional corroborating documentary data, gain a first-hand sense of the myriad actors and organizations involved in the prenatal record review process, and seek potential opportunities to directly observe decision-making processes in provinces currently engaged in prenatal record review.

On Thursday, Senate Democratic leaders complained that Republicans had engaged in a record number of filibusters.

Since early 2009, Chinese banks have engaged in a record lending spree that has helped back state-owned companies and financed huge infrastructure and property projects.

A federal judge rejected the Bush administration's latest effort to keep secret the identities of White House visitors and declared that the administration had engaged in illegal record-keeping practices.