Sentence examples for more frequent engagements from inspiring English sources

There were nights when he slept in the subway, but eventually he found friends and a place to stay on the lower East Side, and after he had returned from the spring hootenanny, he began getting more frequent engagements in New York.

This schedule fosters more frequent engagement.

For older adults, the evidence shows that FCW systems can help prevent crashes without causing a negative impact on other behaviors such as increased speeding or more frequent engagement in non-driving tasks.

While Genie (the app) is focused primarily on vehicle financing, a service that people only need when they are buying a car, Tan said the vision is to develop it into a useful service for more frequent engagement.

The higher scores indicate the more frequent engagement in health behaviors [ 105].

Exposure to ambient PM is probably higher during summer because of more frequent opening of windows at home and more frequent engagement in outdoor activities.

Health and financial literacy are associated with more frequent engagement in health promoting behaviors and better health status in older persons without dementia.

It would be expected that if anything this difference in age would make the differences between the control and intervention groups smaller because older age was a predictor of more frequent engagement in literacy activities.

It can be argued that co-morbidity should improve the likelihood of early cancer detection, in that those with a co-morbid condition have more frequent and/or regular engagement with health services than those without co-morbidity [ 34].

"We are talking about more frequent visits and more engagement with the United States, not about military bases.

The vMDT should be judged by all the standards that apply to conventional MDT, but with the following additional outcomes: proof that team members have embraced the technology; proof that team members find the vMDT more convenient than the traditional MDT and that this convenience translates into more frequent attendance and deeper engagement; proof that the approach is affordable.