Sentence examples for lower level of engagement from inspiring English sources

There is also the half a pig scheme; this requires a lower level of engagement with the animal which suits a lot of people better.

Mr. Bush's backers argue that his lower level of engagement is a virtue because the governor is not burdened by needless detail.

But Twitter, the social network of choice for political operatives, recorded 6.5 million messages during the debate, down from 10 million for the first one on Oct. 3 and 7.2 million for the one last Tuesday, suggesting a lower level of engagement this time around.

Give them direction and accept the lower level of engagement that comes with compliance.

In contrast "reassurance and trust" (iii) can be positively connoted but may also have more negative consequences if it leads to a lower level of engagement about illnesses.

In the absence of a standardised measure of engagement with components of complex interventions, it was necessary to develop a measure that was tailored to each intervention [ 36] that indicated either a higher or lower level of engagement.

These feelings directly translated into higher or lower levels of engagement: engagement scores for those working under the negative raters averaged in the 47th percentile, whereas scores for those reporting to the positive raters averaged in the 60th percentile.

We find that directly informative content like mentions of price and deals is associated with lower levels of engagement when included in messages in isolation, but higher engagement levels when provided in combination with brand personality related attributes.

In 2008 a study of 90,000 employees by Towers Perrin found that companies with the highest levels of employee engagement achieve better financial results and are more successful in retaining their most valued employees than companies with lower levels of engagement.

Lorenzo Lucianetti, Devasheesh Bhave, Michael Christian, and I found similar results when we asked 88 leaders and their subordinates to complete daily surveys for two weeks: When bosses slept poorly, they were more likely to exhibit abusive behavior the next day, which resulted in lower levels of engagement among subordinates.

The regulation is also bad for marketers, who observe lower levels of engagement for their paid content.