Sentence examples for engagement came from inspiring English sources

A recent Gallup poll I wrote about a few months ago on employee engagement came to a similar conclusion, finding that engaged employees are twice as likely to stay with an organization but that more than half (about 54%) of U.S. employees were not engaged in their organizations.

The announcement of the engagement came just hours after the couple were seen together on the red carpet.

Fat chance!" Fry had been dating Spencer since last summer, and the news of their engagement came to light after a report in the Daily Mail.

Initially reticent when the topic of the engagement came up in an interview, Mr. Bush later acknowledged that it had been a very difficult time.

Initial investment for Clare and the other UK projects, known collectively as CPCE (Combining personalisation with community engagement) came from social investors found by Ritchard Brazil.

And the comments by Mr. Yang, China's foreign minister, about the need for North-South engagement came in a phone conversation with Mr. Lavrov that was released by the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

This is where "precision engagement" comes in.

That's where shareholder engagement comes in.

Critics say this engagement comes at a price.

These gender differences in engagement come as no surprise to me.

And Waldorf parents argue that real engagement comes from great teachers with interesting lesson plans.