Sentence examples for engagement going from inspiring English sources

Gallup's recent survey showed student engagement going from 80 percent in fifth grade to 40 percent in high school.

The challenges that clubs and individuals can issue each other, for instance, serve as the engine that keeps the momentum of player engagement going.

But what was happening was, he said, "amazing," "unprecedented," "a level of citizen engagement going on out there outside the Beltway that Congress has never experienced before".

If Nolan and Joy can somehow keep this level of viewer engagement going and deepen the mystery without frustrating the faithful – USA's Mr Robot is dangerously close to doing just that – then it'll be quite an achievement.

The Challenge NCS pilot is deliberately set up to keep engagement going throughout the year, with reunions, text message updates, mentoring and funding available for groups who want to keep their projects running – although the government funding of 80% of the cost does not cover this extra work.

Virtue-responsibility (Haydon 1978) implies a proactive engagement going beyond the compliance with an obligation mandated by the law.

According to "The Song of the Hawk," John Chilton's biography of Hawkins, the engagement went badly.

The outcome of this engagement went far in enhancing American morale.

People that follow these formal training programmes, their engagement goes through the roof".

When banks started to produce banking applications for smartphones with touch-screens, "we got shocked because engagement went up into the 30s," says Ms Morken.

They led, in other words, to a case study of American military engagement gone awry, and a military-aid program having exactly the opposite of its intended effect.