Sentence examples for help us to engage from inspiring English sources

The chief executive of The Football League, Shaun Harvey, said: "Offering a fun insight in to life at clubs up and down the country, Nick Kicks will help us to engage and inspire a new generation of Football League fans".

Besides their effectiveness in preventing the spread of AIDS, needle exchange programs help us to engage drug users who generally do not come up from the underground until they are arrested or hospitalized.

Perhaps a better question is how do Zombie and Vampire Studies, as a case in point, help us to engage some of the broader issues within Popular Culture Studies about its productivity, applicability, and focus?

"This new category will help us to engage a very vulnerable population," Ms. White testified, adding that health department statistics showed that 51.5 percent of young adult males in New York City and 30.7 percent of females were overweight or obese.

"This may help us to engage the many alcohol-dependent patients that we know are not currently receiving help".

Understanding the reasoning behind why these beliefs are untrue can only help us to engage in a more effective exercise program.

Doing this in both work and play helps us to engage appropriately.

An interpretive and reflexive approach employed to analysis, which did not restrict us to a single level of analysis (individual or team or organization), helped us to engage with the complexity at the system level.

They will continue to share with one another the strengths of their craft, helping one another to perpetually improve the way their games can help us to imagine, create and engage for ourselves.

The "gentle interventions" we'd be performing would connect us with our fellow New Yorkers, and help us to slow down: "If we engage daily life in the right way, it's more than we could ever desire," he said.

These additional aspects help us to be confident that stakeholders engage with the purpose of the intervention and that existing evidence is incorporated to make the intervention more effective.