Sentence examples for expected engaging from inspiring English sources

Both chambers of the Legislature moved with far greater speed than even they had expected, engaging in very little debate.

As expected, engaging in interventions posed some risk to the intervener.

As expected, engaging with symptomatic people with schizophrenia was challenging and required multiple contacts, often during periods of reduced symptom severity.

Colleges expect engaged, active transfer students who can immediately begin their majors and get involved immediately on campus.

So, when I sit down with my friends in New York, I expect engaged conversations: numerous stories of relatives in Niger and Mali and detailed discussions of economic conditions in West Africa, Europe and North America.

As expected, helpers engaging more in territory defence were consistently more explorative and engaged less in territory maintenance, the latter only when dominant breeders were present.

While many social barriers are expected, by engaging each other openly, honestly and directly, young people would have an opportunity to impact on sexual health choices.

"Secretaries are expected to engage in traditionally feminine behavior such as care giving and nurtur[ing], where[as] women attorneys are supposed to engage in what is stereotypically more masculine behavior.

And writers are expected to engage and respond".

We are not soldiers, expected to engage in selfless acts that trump survival instincts.

Mr. Dell, 26, hadn't expected to engage with campus organizations.