Sentence examples for more engaged on from inspiring English sources

The Democrat's supporters are more engaged on one measure in the poll, with 62percentt saying it is "extremely important" to vote in this year's election, compared with 53percentt of Gillespie supporters.

"He feels more engaged on this side, more driven than ever on this stuff.

"The commission must be more engaged on this important and divisive issue and form its own conclusions".

She sounded more engaged on "You Can't Fail Me Now" and "Not Cause I Wanted To," standout tracks from "Slipstream" (Redwing).

And while the Obama campaign may be slightly more engaged on social media, Mitt Romney is catching up where it counts: money.

Cano acted more engaged on defense last year, and, perhaps as a reward, the final play of the Yankees' championship season was a ground ball right to him.

This means employees working longer hours were generally more engaged, based on their self-reported engagement score.

Indeed, it's hard to imagine a more engaged visitor on the 27.5-acre island; he wanted to see and do everything.

All these aspects might be especially critical when interfacing trunk assistance with overground gravity-assisted systems, in which propulsion and balance are more engaged than on a treadmill52.

It was only with the election of President Vicente Fox in 2000 that Mexican foreign policy shifted toward a more engaged approach on migration.

Twitter has more than 230 million monthly active users – a fraction of Facebook's 1.23 billion-strong following – although Twitter's users are probably more engaged, sending on average two tweets a day.