Sentence examples for exclusively engage from inspiring English sources

About halfway through the presentation, a woman was clearly perturbed by my verbal challenge for all churches to do more to fight for justice in the communities that surround them than to exclusively engage in mission trips abroad.

This study further states that 'In contrast to loop 6/7, loop 8/9-RNA hydrogen bonds almost exclusively engage the RNA backbone'.

Second, our results could suggest that some HIV-negative respondents may have either been serosorting (ie, attempting to exclusively engage in sexual contacts that could transmit HIV with persons who have similar HIV statuses), or at least they reported thought processes that resemble serosorting.

Furthermore, this circuit appears to exclusively engage striatal/midbrain and MTL regions without the effect of any other intervening brain structures as revealed by the lack of any significant PPI connectivity of SN/VTA and GP with any other cortical or subcortical region.

Dorchester is, & has been for almost a generation, the only pottery in the country exclusively engaged in the manufacture of hand-turned, hand-glazed, high-fired stoneware.

Unlike Knoll, the Maharam company has always been exclusively engaged in the production of fabrics and upholstery, not furniture or interiors.

The lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia and citing the tax law that created such tax exemptions, says the I.R.S. should rule that the exemptions should go only to groups exclusively engaged in social welfare work.

It demands that "all parties to armed conflicts fully comply with their obligations under international law … to ensure the respect and protection of all medical personnel and humanitarian personnel exclusively engaged in medical duties, their means of transport and equipment, as well as hospitals and other medical facilities".

Between-group analyses revealed that the collectivistic group exclusively engaged the parahippocampal gyrus (parahippocampal place area) – a region critical to contextual integration – during negative face processing – suggesting compensatory activations when contextual information was missing.

Despite an obligation to be exclusively engaged in research and university lecturing for 40 hours a week, most grant-holders (PhD students and postdocs) are not represented on the elected body of their centres.

"It says that 501(c)(4) tax-exempt status is reserved for groups that are exclusively, and that's a quote, exclusively engaged in social welfare activity -- not partially, not a little bit, exclusively".