Sentence examples for harder engage from inspiring English sources

It also forces you to think harder, engage and work through some complexities of the issue.

But not that many people like you so maybe you could try harder, engage more with our site, help our profit model along!" Also seriously bossy and manipulative: even the inbox page of OkCupid tells me, insultingly, that I could "Join A-list" (or is that a command? Perhaps a threat?).

To succeed, students need to "work hard, engage with every aspect of your course and make the most of networking opportunities", says Susie Forbes, principal of the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design.

The program enrolls 20-40 students per year with the ideal candidate being a strong student who is ready to work hard, engage in coursework, and is interested in the access this program provides toward preparing for a legal education.

He said he is healthy, at least — working hard, engaged in his routine, confident.

Harding engaged in a wide variety of social and political campaigns in the South.

He is giving the team what we need, working very hard, engaging the defence and creating space and giving freedom to Griezmann".

It was hard, engaging labor, but the pay was minimum wage, and when he was offered a spot in the kitchen at the Ritz-Carlton, one block away from Galileo, it seemed like a logical progression.

"It's harder and harder to engage them when [a show is] running live.

That makes it harder for the reader to relate to them, along with making your story less believable and harder to engage the reader in.

Ms. Bush insisted that the studio work harder to engage Ms. Finke.