Sentence examples for far less engaged from inspiring English sources

"The Republicans are far less engaged and independent than they were 30 years ago," Mr. Brown said.

They're also far less engaged with Westminster politics and are less inclined to vote as a result.

But in between, with the audience politely attentive but far less engaged, Mr. Edwards returned to his normal stump speech.

"The Republicans are far less engaged and independent than they were 30 years ago....The Republicans now are generally under discipline.

As leaders, we see social media as a way to obtain contacts that would cost far more money (and perhaps be far less engaged) if we were trying to simply purchase all of our leads through PPC ads.

The Entertainment Software Association, which represents video games departments at Sony and Microsoft, is on board with Barack's thinking, but the likes of Facebook and Google are, so far, less engaged.

As a rule, though, Ms. Makarova elicits far less vitally engaged performances.

But as the economic downturn has continued, it has made many national governments far less willing to engage constructively in shared solutions in the WTO, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and elsewhere.

If the electorate's perception of both the press and politics is predominantly of worlds inhabited by the devious, ill-informed, corrupt or incompetent, they are unlikely to believe political news reporting and far less likely to engage in any meaningful political activity.

But unlike boxing or other forms of kickboxing, there is far less measuring and engaging your opponent from distance -- less dancing, essentially.

Greenwald contends that, without a demand for illegal drugs in America, the Mexican gangs would have far less incentive to engage in violence.