Sentence examples for engaging with some from inspiring English sources

"I'm deeply frustrated, I've been engaging with some of this country's best economists.

"We've been engaging with some of those sugar-producing companies to help them do a community consultation.

Mr. Werde noted "nothing was actually for sale — Samsung users will download a Jay-branded app for free and get the album for free a few days later after engaging with some Jay-Z content".

"You'd think she was operating in a different world from Henry James and Virginia Woolf," says Bell. "But they both knew of her and she was engaging with some of the issues that they were engaging with".

"DeepMind has been a leader among industry in encouraging a conversation around these issues," concurs Bostrom, "and in engaging with some of the research that will be needed to address these challenges longer term".

As "Scandal" has churned ahead over the past few years, attracting more and more viewers and becoming one of the most-watched dramas on television, it has started engaging with some of the pressing political controversies of our time — notably, issues of domestic surveillance and the reach of our intelligence infrastructure.

"It can be difficult for businesses to engage with some schools, but many are trying.

The study will also engage with some broader questions facing the healthcare industry as telemedicine takes on a greater role.

The prize was created to celebrate books that engage with some aspect of medicine, health or illness.

Laughing at the artist's crotchets is the only way I know to stay engaged with some of his more solemn scenes.

Most writers' work happens when they are away from their desks, when they are looking the other way, when they are engaged with some other mundane task.