Sentence examples for more deeply engaged from inspiring English sources

What seems to have happened is that, thanks to September 11th, he has found himself far more deeply engaged in foreign affairs than he expected to be.

The third is a "new diplomatic offensive" aimed at engaging Iraq's neighbours in stabilising the region, and including getting more deeply engaged in the Arab-Israeli conflict.

For political leaders, Government 2.0 offers a further benefit: Citizens who are more deeply engaged in how government works are more willing to pay for it.

His new novel, while more deeply engaged in the themes of hopelessness and repressed despair, is recognizably in the Lanchester style.

Though the needs of the poor still require greater attention, Mr. Vance's efforts helped to persuade the established bar to become more deeply engaged.

And he convinced Sarkozy, himself very much a president in motion, that France needed to be more deeply engaged in a country crucial to the war on terror.

"Arts organizations must have a more research-driven understanding of their markets and industry trends in order to more deeply engage existing audiences and reach new ones".

"This move may help Twitter more deeply engage users, which is vital for its long-term growth," he said in an email.

It is injecting, as Ms. Hazan notes, "entertainment, spectacle, news, fashion, science" into personal cooking, thereby more deeply engaging the average person in food preparation.

"Hyperlocal is where the next big wave of mobile advertising opportunity is, because it ties into that belief that location is going to be a big enabler for marketers to more deeply engage with their customers".

"Not everyone is as passionate as we are, not everyone is as informed as we are and our challenge over coming months is to more broadly and more deeply engage the whole of the Australian community in this task".