The President responded urging Landis to keep baseball open, foreseeing that even those fully engaged in war work would benefit from inexpensive diversions such as attending baseball games.
As a result, you are more likely to be fully engaged in your work, and the Gallup Organization's study of 82,000 business units found that those which were highly engaged employees were two to four times more productive and profitable.
Although Dr. Hatfill seemed fully engaged in biodefense work, his world began unraveling.
Ever eager to portray the president as fully engaged in his work, even on vacation, the White House detailed how immersed Mr. Bush was in the Middle East peace process.
By contrast, several entrepreneurs "impressed him as being fully engaged in their work," according to a 2002 article in Chief Legal Officer, a publication that is now defunct.
Global employee surveys conducted by the consulting firm Towers Watson regularly find that just 20% of workers are fully engaged in their work.
A global Gallup survey found that at the average big firm only 33% of employees describe themselves as fully engaged in their work, 49% say they are not engaged and 18% say they are "actively disengaged".
Madame Pissarro is in no way a Parisienne as the times defined such women: a subject, not an object, she is fully engaged in her work, apparently unaware of the artist as she sews.
Leo Koenig grew up surrounded by artists and critics, steeped, if not fully engaged, in their work and conversation, and his surname has eased his entry into the art trade.
A Gallup survey found that 67% of employees whose managers focused on their strengths were fully engaged in their work, as compared to only 31% of employees whose managers focused on their weaknesses.
