Sentence examples for more fully engaged from inspiring English sources

"Real equality means that men have to be more fully engaged at home.

Remaining on the board of Condé Nast for a period, Withers became more fully engaged in public life.

Mr. Mostoff said: "It's a new environment where directors must be more fully engaged to understand their role and responsibility.

Try expressing your feelings with love, letting your partner know that having this space will enable you to be more fully engaged in the relationship.

As Jonathan Freedland points out in Bring Home the Revolution, Americans are far more fully engaged in their political life than most Europeans.

Others, like Dr. Taintor, have been more fully engaged in using telemedical treatments for years, at least in a supplemental fashion.

The images above of brain activity related to processing or speaking words (from the National Institutes of Health) convey how multimedia communication might more fully engage the brain.

What a great way to re-engage alumni, to more fully engage with existing students (who generally miss out on the bigger institutional picture during their time of study – with communications being pretty much transactional rather than visionary).

Patient portals are designed to be tools to more fully engage patients in their health care and help enable them to better manage their own health information.

"Societies with ageing populations… could provide numerous opportunities for women and girls to more fully engage in the labour force," said Catalyst.

The study's overarching hypothesis is that treating insomnia will produce reduction in insomnia, PTSD, and depression severity, allowing patients to more fully engage in, and derive optimal benefits from, cognitive processing therapy.