Sentence examples for later engage from inspiring English sources

Witnessing even a single episode of gun violence doubles the chance that a young person will later engage in violent behavior, according to a new longitudinal study of Chicago adolescents.

In October, the first 200 German ambassadors will be invited to a kickoff event and later engage in a "Berlin vs. Munich battle" to decide which city rules by recruiting more new Facebook members.

Arguably this will be most apparent where there is a strong online presence that encourages and promotes involvement in support related activities such as donating funds, distributing fliers, supporting Prisoners of War and/or engaging in online support activities (with the potential to later engage in offline support activities).

The homes are built entirely by young volunteers and families, who later engage in community development initiatives to give continuity to the projects.

Maggie and the other babies later engage in a Great Escape-style attempt to retrieve their pacifiers, but Ms. Sinclair thwarts their efforts and sends Maggie to a playpen.

My common sense had told me I was crazy to think my country had any connection to militants who would later engage in terror activities around the world, including against the U.S. and her interests.

Later engaged in another fight and again wounded.

Mère Angélique was later engaged in the reform of several other convents, especially Maubuisson.

He later engaged in the blockade of Toulon and took a conspicuous part in Sir John Jervis' victory off St .Vincent (February 1797).

The Defender Service said that of 155 inmates who received death sentences after such testimony "only 8 later engaged in serious assaultive behavior which resulted in injury requiring treatment more than first aid".

The remark was made in reference to then Calgary defenseman Dion Phaneuf dating Avery's ex, Elisha Cuthbert (they're now married), while another Avery ex, Rachel Hunter had dated, and was later engaged to Jarret Stoll.