Sentence examples for far more engaged from inspiring English sources

Governance investors are far more engaged when companies walk in with stated goals in mind.

Scientists, for their part, need to be far more engaged with current public debates.

I've found that in Asia, people are far more engaged in a smaller group — of, let's say, 20 people.

His parents could tell that he was far more engaged in his work at Seibert's office than in school.

Millions would be far more engaged in the internet if there was more material in their local language.

Americans are far more engaged in the post-election campaign of 2000 than they were in the election.

And behind it might be Mr Chang's notion of Christianity as a Trojan horse.If you can't beat 'em…Experts say that, of China's 1.3 billion people, 200m to 300m now practise religion (though the government admits to only 100m), and far more engage in the veneration of ancestors.

In individual sports, however, I imagine the ego must be far more significantly engaged — and far more at risk.

What seems to have happened is that, thanks to September 11th, he has found himself far more deeply engaged in foreign affairs than he expected to be.

Mr. Rove, not incidentally, believes that Hanna's role was overstated, and that McKinley was far more politically engaged than people knew.

As Jonathan Freedland points out in Bring Home the Revolution, Americans are far more fully engaged in their political life than most Europeans.