Sentence examples for evolving engagement from inspiring English sources

The exchange spoke volumes about the Pakistani diaspora's evolving engagement with its native country.

An evolving engagement The mid-term review confirmed the need to give priority to preventive health care in the context of unhealthy lifestyles and the increasing HIV epidemic; to invest in empowering vulnerable families to combat child institutionalization; and to promote an inclusive society free from discrimination.

As it evolved, the engagement took on its own momentum with people naming relatives, locations or context to the photos themselves.

People's personal stories surfaced and evolved through engagement in the workshops, experiences were linked and questions asked and reflected upon.

If tap dancing in the twentieth century was considered a "man's game," it was also a woman's mission: it was both a century-long engagement in evolving tap dance as an art form and as an expression of the feminine in the form.

At a global level, what is really exciting here with real-time chat evolving through real-time engagement, is that you are effectively taking a social network and turning it into a payment network".

His work was evolving as a concentrated engagement with the physical stuff of oil paint and canvas, filtered through a complex conversation among the deep memory of landscape and light; the emotional temperature of the moment; and, a psychological estrangement from them, manifest by an artist at work alone in the studio.

We need to see business models evolve, greater business engagement with government and further long-term government policy certainty to provide additional incentives to the market.

Finally, research might consider the temporal aspects of the incubation process, e.g., entropy/mean of time response between the messages, to see how developer engagement evolves over time (e.g, [25]).

The selection of vulnerability index categories and associated indicators were grounded in specific local peculiarities that evolved out of engagement with community stakeholders and expert knowledge of the socioecological landscape.

Changes in Higher Education (HE) teaching and learning frameworks, student cohort types, expectations and their evolved learning and engagement needs herald the demand for new approaches to designing curricula.