Sentence examples for first engage with from inspiring English sources
First, engage with the NGO.
"Marketing was a starting point for us to first engage with companies and also find a lot of great partners to work with," says Yu. "Over the years we saw the strong need many companies have that want to use AI to solve multiple problems, analyze and have deeper insight into their users and also better understand forecasts of user behavior".
Students will first engage with the prokaryotic cell model by building a specific model of an Escherichia coli cell.
In 2010, when Craig Venter's "creation of synthetic life" was generating headlines around the world, the CBD's scientific advisory body first engaged with synthetic biology.
But was the ghost of the lost manuscript still hovering over Lawrence, even then, together with a feeling that the words, second time round, weren't singing in quite the way they had when he first engaged with the work?
More than a decade ago, the Lear Center first engaged with measurement issues when it tried to track the impact of an episode of "The Bold and the Beautiful" about a character who was H.I.V. positive.
Here, he first engaged with a public: dancing Salome in his dormitory, naked except for reams of toilet paper that he shed teasingly under the flashlights of the boys in their bunks.
Well, Amon Tobin's ISAM, the massive, angular performance enclosure that gets mapped with all kinds of insane sci-fi projections for live shows, has doubled in size since we first engaged with it.
In order to remedy organisation support being both an enabler and barrier; our recommendation is twofold: First, engaging with line managers and directors is critical.
I would like to note that UNICEF first engaged with Dato Mat Noor in his previous capacity as Deputy Director-General in the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister's Department, and we were delighted that he then moved to the Ministry of Finance.
It returned for a fourth – and probably final – season this weekend, with Holder Joel Kinnamann) helping Sarah Linden (Mirielle Enos) mop up the cliffhanger from the third, engage with granite-faced guest star Joan Allen and remind us that having only one jacket isn't the wisest of style choices if you're trying to get away with murder.
