Sentence examples for engaged readily from inspiring English sources

Women visitors engaged readily with intervention and evaluation staff and participated in a variety of HIV-specific and more general intervention activities, as well as in-depth quantitative interviews.

While the literature indicates uneven findings about people's willingness to discuss health inequalities, in this study a majority of participants engaged readily with this subject, citing explanations that reveal some awareness of social/structural issues.

Hugh Buchanan, secretary for the Scottish body, explained that it was very important that the Scottish public engage readily in the consultation.

Some students from other parts of the UK, especially inner cities, don't like the police and will not engage readily so part of the challenge of my role is to build trust.

Parents were also able to engage readily in the 'play sessions', using standardised materials containing locally familiar household objects and toys.

During Mr. Armstrong's service, he was engaged and readily available to the C.E.O. and other directors for consultation on various issues and projects".

Welbeck would not engage too readily with the comparisons with Thierry Henry, though.

"In spite of being more lightly armed and less threatening than navy ships, civilian law enforcement vessels are easier to deploy, operate under looser chains of command and engage more readily in skirmishes," the report said.

The major underlying reason is that the knee spring engages more readily in the transverse-mirrored configuration, resulting in this faster and more efficient locomotion.

Since they will generally come from related but different disciplinary backgrounds, fellows will develop, over the four years, a common research language and a strong understanding of their interrelatedness, and thus, engage more readily in collaborative and multidisciplinary research.

Paradoxically, patients described being able to engage more readily with psychological issues in this context than in previous relationships that had been explicitly psychotherapeutic (see Additional files 1 and 3).