Sentence examples for engagement often from inspiring English sources
Local commissioners have, by and large, failed at genuine patient engagement, often because it is an afterthought.
He would arrive late, following an engagement, sit up talking for a couple of hours, and rise early to catch the train to his next engagement, often at the other end of the country.
The entrepreneurs working at the bottom of the business pyramid crafted the first wave of Sino-Indian economic engagement, often taking huge risks and working under regimes unfavorable to conduct of business.
Critics often compare Pym to Jane Austen, but several people at the conference told me that they regard her novels as comfort reading precisely because they forsake Austen's happy endings: her spinsters remain spinsters, and the breaking off of an engagement often produces more celebration than its announcement.
Such programs, however, sometimes fail to improve employee engagement, often because employees do not believe in the program's authenticity.
Emotional engagement often is assessed using self-report measures (Fredricks et al., 2004) and provides insight into how students feel about a particular topic, delivery method, or instructor.
He clearly relished this closeness, regarding the round of literary festivals and speaking engagements, often a chore for contemporary authors, with undisguised pleasure.
Besides being counselled by advisors on what is and is not appropriate, there is inherently less room for error in the prince's sartorial affairs since, unlike women's fashion, menswear leaves little room for personal flair when it comes to formal engagements – often the colour and even the cut of the suit you are obliged to wear is prescribed.
For the military the next engagement is often different from the previous one.
The footage that could be raising our level of political engagement is often the stuff of grisly home entertainment.
Landline-only respondents demonstrate more political engagement, more often registering to vote and following the news closely.
