Sentence examples for engaging growing from inspiring English sources

Its success is premised on engaging growing numbers of supporters in the private, public and non-profit sectors; and developing and standardizing tools and agreements that can help leading decision makers in each of these domains to better align their investments around more positive local benefits for surrounding residents, workers and consumers.

Our brands are deeply engaging, growing communities of readers.

As time goes on, home internet access will become increasingly necessary for students to engage, grow and perform at school.

Analysis by the Runnymede Trust thinktank suggests David Cameron's party must redouble its efforts to engage this growing group of voters, particularly in the capital.

Before Syria dominated the G8's discussion of world affairs on Monday evening, Mr Cameron, in a round of media interviews,  argued that Britain had a duty to "engage" despite growing domestic opposition to the prospect of arming the anti-Assad forces.

It is easy to dismiss such a vision for the health service as cloud cuckoo land, but there are examples of it happening already, which have provided valuable sources of learning and hope for those of us engaged with growing a new NHS in the presence of the old: "NHS Plan B" for short.

Queers on the Avenue (QOTA) is the biggest neighbourhood event designed to engage the growing local gay community.

This segment is engaged in growing and harvesting trees for lumber, building, pulp, paper and other wood products.

TV and film studios should take notice and consider how they can create companion content to engage this growing audience and promote their traditional offerings.

The NCTC executive leader is part of a robust, engaged and growing young professional population providing many access points to get plugged into the community (both offline and online).

With 17 million monthly uniques at its disposal, news aggregator Digg, which is attempting to overcome the user exodus caused by its unpopular Version 4 redesign in late August 2010, needs to find a way to keep its usership engaged and growing, if it ever wants to move beyond being a Silicon Valley cautionary tale.