Sentence examples similar to greater engage from inspiring English sources

Qwiki has a great, engaging service and iPad app, but is it a daily "must?" Not really.

THE world's great capital cities engage in a rivalry that is generally unspoken.

Among them are writers for young people who, in addition to creating great stories, engage an audience with little knowledge or interest in Victoriana.

"It's great to engage people through the Internet; I applaud every person who's done it either locally or running for national office," Mr. Edwards said.

"It's great to engage in political forums and with boroughs, but when you actually see people benefiting …" I lose his words among the hubbub.

First, I think it's great to engage kids early on with the prevalent tech of the day.

The existence of nuclear weapons has changed the terms on which great powers engage.

Great apes engage in some forms of social learning and have some forms of behavioral traditions.

North Yorkshire had adopted a policy of non-intrusive, non-judgmental intervention which had paid off with greater numbers engaging with advisers.

The H@N co-ordinators reported feeling liberated by the system and are spending vastly greater time engaged in direct clinical activity.

(Sophie Duncan) "Those people who aren't great at engaging can still enable engagement and be part of an engaging culture.