Sentence examples for ever more engaged from inspiring English sources

The enormous value of coaching is what it does to develop people and create an ever more engaged and empowered team of employees.

Spats last year with Japan and South-East Asian countries over maritime territorial issues badly tarnished China's image in the region.As China becomes ever more engaged with the rest of the world, dealing with problems ranging from climate change to piracy and global financial security, the message it still conveys to its own people is that the West is implacably hostile to the country's rise.

The enormous value of coaching is what it does to develop people and simultaneously to create an ever more engaged and empowered team of employees.

They have added 250M users in each of the past three years, and these users are becoming ever more engaged on the site.

In Brazil, as in all of Latin America, we are witnessing the emergence of a remarkable environment for political innovation born out of an ever more engaged civil society.

You can see evidence of these fractures in recent speeches by Rouhani and Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in which they called upon the Guards to stay out of political activity, but insisted that the RG become ever more engaged in economic enterprises.

Once known primarily for skateboard-riding cats, dancing geeks and a variety of cute-baby high jinks, YouTube now features a smorgasbord of more professional video that is drawing ever larger and more engaged audiences.

Brazilians' decision to articulate their political fears and dreams during these events, when the world is watching the country, shows that the world's fourth largest democracy is today is ever more politically engaged.

And while a JISC study observed that current undergraduates were more engaged than ever, students did not always understand the role of digital technology in relation to their studies.

She herself is reading everything, more engaged than ever.

We have, if anything, been more engaged than ever with the question of accountability — and that's good.