Sentence examples for in disengaged from inspiring English sources

Over the past three years, we have devised and delivered Inspired To Aspire, an initiative that uses the environment and people of the Lowry and Salford Quays to nurture aspiration in disengaged young people.

A few misplaced recommendations, especially when used by managers for evaluation, can result in disengaged employees and strained customer relationships.

A considerable part of the power loss in disengaged wet clutches is caused by viscous shearing of the cooling oil between the clutch discs.

Firstly, there is the response of the person with dementia to a disruption – which results in disengaged or distressed behaviour – which in turn induces a response from the co-patient.

The researchers then explored whether students shifted their Learner Profiles during the semester, and found that the proportion of students in the disengaged category increased, while the proportion of those in the deep category decreased.

10 The survey further reveals there is room for change: Large numbers of those polled, including 65% of those in the Cautious category and and 73% of those in the Disengaged segment, said they could easily change their minds about global warming.

However, observations by the teaching faculty found that past didactic pedagogy on specific topics such as "Research Ethics and Informed Consent" had resulted in passive, disengaged and unmotivated learners within a dry knowledge context, which in turn led to ineffective application of ethical principles to practice.

Political analysts say the main danger to Mr. Christie lies in seeming disengaged from his job, particularly if a crisis arises.

"There's only stigma if you've committed something horrendous, and that's not the people we're talking about in the disengaged combatants centre".

The bigotry of the ignorant Anglo-Saxon youths last week is no different from that of some of their enemies in the disengaged and aggressive Lebanese gangs.

If we take Borgmann's analysis seriously we might conclude that we, as contemporary humans surrounded by devices, are doomed increasingly to relate to the world in a disengaged manner.