Sentence examples for engaged means from inspiring English sources

"Ensuring people are stimulated and engaged means that we can reduce the need for anti-depressants," she points out.

In a democratic Argentina, being an artist and politically engaged means shouldering a burden greater than mere opposition.

Nowhere do the rules specify what "primarily engaged" means, though there are indications that the agency has begun to re-examine the question.

The fact that the public is not engaged means that we should worry because we do know that when things are managed in secret, as these negotiations have been, it's the organized and powerful interests that by far dominate the proceedings.

The phone is engaged means that the phone line is busy.

On Wednesday, getting engaged meant dressing down Democrats, with whom Mr. Bush is at odds over a host of domestic measures.

Failure to engage means that the switch would not stay in that position, which could be a sign of a problem with the computer that controls the function.

To engage means to participate.

Pfizer said in a statement that AstraZeneca's refusal to engage meant it was currently "considering its options".

Smart engagement means engaging in argument at public events, where appropriate and at the right level.

As crime increases, police officers become more engaged, which means they become more vulnerable.