Sentence examples similar to engagements that demand from inspiring English sources
But in April, after a production of a William Finn revue fell through due to a lack of funding, the Zipper reintroduced itself as a place with more flexible scheduling, presenting very short engagements that could extend depending on demand.
A high engagement of the participants would indicate that they were emerged in the game and diminish the probability that demand effects and strategic decision-making influenced prosocial behavior in the ZPG.
"That demand cannot be accepted".
In studies of high school students (Bell et al., 2003) and undergraduates (Ryder et al., 1999), changes in scientific thinking were seen in students who participated in projects that demanded substantial epistemic engagement.
There is just no continuity.' – Network Director At the general practice level, interviewees reported a diversity of practice cultures that demanded flexibility in approaches to engagement.
The word appears in his book not as it is used within the complex fabric of epithets that blankets this country but as show-biz rhetoric, as a star turn that demands our attention rather than our engagement.
His office is currently conducting an international study of religious engagement, work that demands advanced knowledge of the world's faith traditions.
The film, which opened last July at Film Forum, has returned there by popular demand for a short engagement that runs through Tuesday.
Winfield United's program exemplifies heightened demand, across industries, for better customer engagement that depends on data and analytics.
