Sentence examples for engaging much more from inspiring English sources
This year we will see colleges engaging much more closely with employers to develop effective training schemes for learners and small businesses.
A year after a show at Austria's Leopold Museum, where her work was hung with that of Egon Schiele, and with exhibitions alongside Munch and Picasso to come, Emin seems to be engaging much more overtly with art history than her YBA contemporaries, though she says that has always been the case.
As a result, in 2014, children are engaging much more in adult activity than prior generations.
In Syria, Somalia and Libya, the western powers must engage much more urgently in conflict resolution.
"But in the last 18 months, family offices, private banks and hedge funds have started to engage much more seriously with us".
While pop music has engaged much more directly with issues sparked by the wars of today – take PJ Harvey's Mercury Prize-winning album Let England Shake – classical "art" music seems altogether more recalcitrant about it.
Companies want to engage much more with prospective employees, but cannot due to a lack of resources.
As I have pointed out before, elsewhere in Europe party leaders engage much more freely with the voters and the cameras do not turn towards every heckler.
"He wanted me to find a way to reach out to the Muslim world and engage much more with dominantly Muslim nations to help them feel good about their historic contribution to science and math and engineering".
"If we're going to avoid an Italian situation where comedians start getting elected then the whole British political establishment has got to be forced to engage much more actively with what ordinary people are feeling".
It is also relevant to note that Cosgrove and Moran (2011) found that students in Ireland in 2009 appear to have engaged much more on the digital than on the print reading assessment, though it is not clear from the analysis whether this is due to the mode of the assessment, assessment length, differences in response formats, and/or some other reason.
