Sentence examples for getting more engaged from inspiring English sources

The Obama Administration is hopefully getting more engaged in resolving the Syrian nightmare.

But now we're seeing church involvement – the black churches – and urban communities getting more engaged.

In rethinking its "no boots on the ground" pledge and pushing a new diplomatic initiative, the Obama Administration is hopefully getting more engaged in resolving the Syrian nightmare.

Right now I think that a lot of people get it and a lot of people are getting more engaged with the ideas, with the issues, and with the urgency of the situation.

Founder Mark Organ said  the unusual seed round is illustrative of how the venture capital community is getting more engaged in smaller deals.

Culberson said he had no doubt that the Assad regime was behind the chemical attack that killed more than 1,400 people, but he said that didn't change his mind or the minds of voters about getting more engaged in Syria.

But the apps are getting more engaging.

Nevertheless, clinicians generally considered that relatives found the risk presentations [pictographs] beneficial for risk communication and enhancing engagement: " They get more engaged rather than just dazed when we explain the benefit and risk and they get to see something and they're more focused on what we're discussing" (SP 3).

Would young people get more engaged in our democratic system?

As he has in other crises, the secretary general should get more engaged in prodding the Security Council to act.

What is really needed, they say, is for Mr. Obama to get more engaged in the fight to end the tax cuts for the wealthy.