Sentence examples for engaged in since from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama defended his policies as tough but reasonable, and called for an end to the sniping that both parties had engaged in since the Christmas episode.

The tangle is even worse as a result of the kind of military operations Britain has engaged in since the 2001 terrorist attacks on America.

"It's not a group that thinks women should just crawl towards economic equality in the way we have been engaged in since the 60s," Hegarty says.

Writer says that to talk is not a wimpy, corn-syrup notion, but something that we have engaged in since the birth of the Republic.

The second is damage control, which the studio has been engaged in since Heath Ledger's antics at last month's Screen Actors Guild awards.

Since then, the American message to the Saudis, the official said, is that "no one can be immune," and that the glacial pace of reforms that Saudi Arabia has been engaged in since 2003 must speed up.

The ceremony, at the Camp Bastion-Leatherneck complex, officially brought to a close one of the longest and fiercest conflicts UK troops have been engaged in since the end of the second world war.

What I take issue with is the gender-biased marketing tactics Verizon has chosen to engage in since day one one, starting with its Droid campaigns, featuring robots and comments about "racehorses duct-taped to Scud missiles".

Danakali has been engaged in Eritrea since at least 2013.

Long known for their obscene chants and reckless brawls, the ultras have become increasingly engaged in politics since the revolution.

The truth is that NATO has engaged in Afghanistan since 2001 — its first mission beyond Europe — and has been training Iraqi forces since 2004.