Sentence examples for need to keep engaging 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.

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.

You still need to keep your wits engaged.

They will need to keep finding new ways of engaging their audiences, of selling records and of filling venues - otherwise new kids on the block will soon be taking their place.

Both the program and the new research address the concept of "use it or lose it," the principle that we need to keep our brains sharp and engaged — through art, music, work, mental challenges or other endeavors — or risk losing a greater degree of mental agility as we age.

GP leads and the concerned polity need to keep network members motivated to engage with the commissioning activities and be encouraged to share their ideas and knowledge and establish collaborations with other parties.

"However, we need to keep up the pressure and to engage support from as many MPs and Assembly Members as possible, to ensure we are doing everything we can to prevent other families from experiencing similar tragedies".

We need to keep our young men of color engaged in the learning process.