Sentence examples for more actively a from inspiring English sources

But now that Americans are living longer and more actively, a number of companies are recognizing the staying power of the mature market.

He also said that students were searching much more actively: a group of 29 Kenan-Flagler students organized a trip to Texas to visit energy companies, including Exxon Mobil and the El Paso Corporation.

In other words, the more actively an individual participates in the group interaction, the more information from the group s/he receives.

This principle is based on two main assumptions: The first assumption is that the more actively an individual applies certain knowledge, the better this knowledge is acquired.

Customizing the appearance of a page, as well as its content, may encourage people to more actively spread a site via their online networks.

Did you see any flexibility in that in the U.S. looking more actively for a negotiated outcome?

Did you see any flexibility in that — in the U.S. looking more actively for a negotiated outcome?

Mr. Giuliani and his wife, Donna Hanover, have led separate public lives since 1996, when Ms. Hanover began more actively pursuing a career in television and film.

The Canada Council for the Arts has begun to more actively foster a translation program between Canada's two national languages, and bolstered funding has yielded, for instance, an English version of Jocelyne Saucier's "And the Birds Rained Down," a finalist for CBC Radio's Canada Reads contest (the Canadian equivalent of an Oprah stamp of approval).

The relative role of the media in the transfer of knowledge may become more important when governments will use them more actively in a policy of cancer prevention.

PEP participants may have coped with diseases more actively, and a greater degree of health beliefs and social support, thereby leading to HRQOL improvement after 12-month.