Sentence examples for more engaged to from inspiring English sources

And they're certainly more engaged to use it.

"Our goal is to get more fans more engaged, to go to games, watch the games, buy our products, view N.F.L. media," he said.

There were many here who tried hard to lobby German leaders to become more engaged, to insist upon a senior German in the Ashton cabinet and so on – but to no avail.

Therefore, researchers in this field are more engaged to prepare polymer electrolyte membranes by blending or forming composites using different polymers or metal oxides to increase ionic conductivity, electrolyte uptake, and electrochemical stability than that of pure polymer electrolytes [18, 19, 20, 21, 22].

Since I started working with Theirworld, interacting with Syrian refugees in Lebanon on a daily basis, I became more engaged to learn, to be more involved and to try to make a difference in their lives.

"There is no shuffling," he points out, " He talks to the state ("O wretched state!"), to his bosom ("O bosom black as death!"), to his soul ("O limed soul, that, struggling to be free, Art more engaged!"), to angels ("Help, angels! Make assay!"), and finally to his knees ("Bow, stubborn knees)".

This immediately makes it feel more engaging to drive, although the initial engine range brings no cause for excitement.

These opportunities for practice and real-world connections are thought to be more engaging to students then traditional lecture (Handelsman et al., 2006).

For instance, I've got data to show that using Twitter in specific ways causes students to be more engaged and to perform better academically.

Students were more engaged due to the activities in class, not because it was an FC.

They can also own the user experience and have a more engaged connection to their biggest fans.