It is also relevant to note that Cosgrove and Moran (2011) found that students in Ireland in 2009 appear to have engaged much more on the digital than on the print reading assessment, though it is not clear from the analysis whether this is due to the mode of the assessment, assessment length, differences in response formats, and/or some other reason.
I've engaged much more with nonprofit galleries, festivals, and unusual institutions like Flux Factory than with commercial galleries, museums, art fairs, or the rest of the mainstream "Art+Money" world.
Complete credit goes to the hard work of the novelist, who has engaged so much pain to write such a masterwork for lovers of English literature.
And Mr. Bush has engaged Mr. Gore much more forcefully in his comments and oratory.
But sometimes amid the rigmarole about the profusion of novels, stories and tweets, we forget the most important thing about Oates: She's an enormously talented writer who, through the breadth of her bibliography, has engaged with so much of what makes this American century simultaneously exhilarating and horrifying.
"My daughter has seen for herself just how much it has engaged and excited me and now she's keen to do the same.
Greig is also very much someone who has engaged with the wider world.
In order to understand these issues, the FHWA has engaged in many research efforts, but much of that research focuses on a multiregional or national level and can overlook the local effect.
After the sacrament has been solemnized, Christians in many areas have engaged in much feasting to emphasize the joy inherent in the "new birth".
And while American commentators had engaged in much soul-searching about the superiority of British acting, all the other awards were claimed by Americans, led by Forest Whitaker.
