Sentence examples for engaging thousands of from inspiring English sources

That project has a core team of about 500 people, but we're engaging thousands of other people across the organization who are offering viewpoints and helping us come to agreement on common standards and approaches.

An expanded student tour guide program joins with our docent corps in engaging thousands of regional school children each year, including a landmark program with the Trenton public schools that brings hundreds of third-graders to the museum for a multi-visit curriculum.

They're now building awareness of the effort and it has reached global proportions engaging thousands of churches and people around the world.

When M&S launched Plan A, its ambitious environmental and ethical programme, its success depended on engaging thousands of staff, working in stores, warehouses and on the road, far beyond their nine to five working hours.

Detroit Future City (DFC), a years-long effort engaging thousands of residents and funded by nonprofits, has become the de facto blueprint for shrinking the city and transforming the urban environment over the next 50 years.

It is awarded by children's librarians but also involves a shadowing scheme, engaging thousands of young people in reading the books on the shortlist every year.

Still, the maturing characters of Dora, Mando and PBS Kids' WordGirl each vividly illuminate how learning can be fun, successfully engaging millions of children each week.

Here we report the outcome of concerted efforts in engaging millions of Chinese smallholder farmers to adopt enhanced management practices for greater yield and environmental performance.

For decades, North Korea has dispatched laborers to points around the globe, engaging tens of thousands in logging, mining and construction ventures while taking a hefty slice of their earnings.

Although this sounds like the start of a corny joke, it's actually the name of a campaign engaging hundreds of synagogues across the country this week as Jews mark Hanukkah, the festival of lights.

As an action research initiative, Y-PLAN has engaged thousands of young people and dozens of schools, teachers, and civic partners across the United States and around the world.