Sentence examples similar to need to keep engaged from inspiring English sources

It was noted earlier that we need to keep engaging with gender in working with boys and men because, although there is much to be found in South African government policies and programmes on gender, boys and men still appear to be considered as less or not as gendered as girls and women.

I need to keep him engaged.

Publishers need to keep readers engaged, and they often rely on revenue that comes with hosting recommendations.

If its bonds keep on marching to market, however, Apple's novelty as a borrower will wear off and the company will need to keep investors engaged.

They need to keep users engaged or they run the risk of becoming the Friendster of location.

Not to mention the number of college specific Facebook competitors stacking up (ConnectU, CommonRoom) or that they need to keep alumni engaged post graduation in order to sustain any real growth.

Moving forward, we need to keep the community engaged in our budgetary plight and consider all local possibilities to fund our priorities.

Niantic has to weigh the complaints of random citizens who may not have good reason for wanting stops removed with the need to keep their playerbase engaged.

You still need to keep your wits engaged.

You need to keep your abdominals engaged during the entire set in order to maintain proper form and work your abdominal muscles.

You need to keep your best employees engaged in the office, not daydreaming about greener pastures.