Sentence examples for mean engagement from inspiring English sources

But he told Congress recently that this did not mean engagement had failed.

For example, adherent patients had a mean engagement score of 6.7 versus 5.7 for nonadherent patients (Table  4).> -wrap-foot> Odds ratios were calculated for dichotomous characteristics.

It means engagement with the management.

Participation in OGP means engagement and political will; it means sharing responsibilities with civil society to create and implement important public policies and reforms.

This means engagement in traditional policy processes, joining diverse coalitions of action and applying the creative power of the private sector to come up with new ideas that meet the needs of a resource-constrained but thoroughly connected world.

But the New Museum — which in 2011 founded the Ideas City Festival, a conference to encourage urban innovation — has been actively exploring ways in which "protection of culture means engagement — and that's a very urban idea".

For Hall, the political turbulence of the times – anti-colonial independence movements, the ideological polarisation of the cold war, the emergent US civil rights movement – meant engagement with what he was later to call a structuralist-Marxist social and cultural politics, from which he forged a unique platform as an academic and broadcaster.

That means engagement with externals has improved over the last decade, and is showing a positive trend.

That means engagement with line workers as well as the big shots, and in practice it means customer service reps talking with other Customer Service Representatives (CSRs).

The most popular time to pop the question is between Thanksgiving and Valentine's Day, which means engagement season is finally here!

Smart engagement means engaging in argument at public events, where appropriate and at the right level.