Sentence examples for habitually engage from inspiring English sources

Paraphrasing Dan Buettner's book The Blue Zones, Rafael Puyol, Director of the Observatory of Demography and Generational Diversity at IE Business School in Italy, points out that there are nine habits that researchers have found people of the "blue zones" habitually engage in.

Rather, we engaged in an exercise that models well the way that we habitually engage in "us and them" thinking and can, indeed must, transform that thinking if we are to discover the truth of the human experience.

This suggests that the functional ability of the upper limb needs to be almost perfect before patients will begin to habitually engage the arm in daily activities.

All the tribes go under the name of Pathans Some Pathans are now in the Indian Army, those who have remained at home are habitually engaged in battles with the British border forces.

In separate work from Stanford University, a team of neuroscientists found that heavy multitaskers — that is, those people who habitually engaged in multiple activities at once — fared worse than light multitaskers on measures of executive control and effective task switching.

They were: A: On the ground that it is expedient in the national interests that the man should, instead of being employed in military service, be engaged in other work in which he is habitually engaged.

Using this data, the researchers built a simple 0-to-4 scale that indicated how many of the four behaviors each person habitually engaged in — one point each for not smoking, exercising, drinking moderately and eating the proper amounts of fruits and vegetables.

Approaching the ECT informed consent procedure as an exercise of utility (risks vs. benefits) obscures the way ECT intervention ought to be assessed, namely how the procedure might affect the everyday, habitually engaged self.

However, by acting as codependents for a group that traditionally and habitually engages in a strategy of opacity, those advocates actually prevent parents from being able to make a fully informed choice.

Others – mostly respondents of Dutch origin – indicated that they were habitually engaged in leisure-time sport (e.g., swimming, badminton), in addition to the CBHEPA program.

For example, additional research Mike and I conducted has shown that individuals who report habitually experiencing gratitude engage more frequently in kind or helpful behaviors than do people who experience gratitude less often.