Sentence examples for most actively participated from inspiring English sources

23 (Online) identity … is a social product created not only by what you share, but also by what others share and say about you… the people who are most popular are those whose identity construction is most actively participated in by others... (by) limiting access to personal information… the individual also… potentially reduces his or her popularity.

As they write: (Online) identity … is a social product created not only by what you share, but also by what others share and say about you… the people who are most popular are those whose identity construction is most actively participated in by others... (by) limiting access to personal information… the individual also… potentially reduces his or her popularity.

Britain, America's closest ally and the nation most actively participating in the United States-led military operation against Mr. bin Laden and the Taliban regime that supports him, has often spoken more pointedly than Washington about their joint effort.

After all, Cahun was one of the few women who actively participated in Surrealism during its most vibrant years.

Most significantly, more than 200 persons with disabilities actively participated in the WCDRR proceedings as either delegates, speakers, panelists, or contributors.

It is unknown whether he actively participated in any fighting, and most likely would have helped the wounded during engagements.

BM, CG, MC, AC, and YLT actively participated in the study as REVA correspondents from the six most active centers.

GB helped to design the website registry and actively participated in the study as a REVA correspondent from the six most active centers.

Additionally, most adolescents had three PE classes per week (54.7%) and actively participated for 30 minutes or more in a PE class (43.9%).

While she spends her days taking care of her family, most civilians are actively participating in the war effort.

When broad sections of the populace, particularly those most likely to actively participate in a return to violence (be it reactive or proactive) have such rigid expectations, who will speak for peaceful alternatives?