Sentence examples for new forms of engagement from inspiring English sources

As many of our community partners faced similar digital challenges – new audiences, new revenue models and new forms of engagement – we aimed to create projects with shared objectives.

Many have argued that the young are, in fact, very politically engaged but are turned off by stuffy, traditional forms of politics (like voting) and much keener on new forms of engagement – social movements, social networks, direct action.

The metrics from the day showed what worked and what didn't, and Dixon plans to use this learning to continue to experiment with new forms of engagement that begin from a playful and intuitive space.

The expansion of multinational corporations into agricultural production around the world is resulting in new forms of engagement in specific places.

Generally, these platforms also present challenges like scaling to enterprise-size audiences and convincing audiences to adopt these new forms of engagement.

As in A.'s case above, M.'s transnational political engagement is a composite of maintained voting practices and preferences and an overlay of new forms of engagement with the homeland.

Mr. Obama has promised a new form of engagement.

But will the enormous amount of hype and creative interest in the medium translate completely into consumer demand when this interesting new form of engagement is required?

Technology has driven a new form of engagement, galvanizing the activist spirit of the past, quickly spreading information, and in many cases, affecting meaningful change.

Following the review, the Ministry and UNICEF will convene a series of roundtables – with the participation of implementing partners – to agree on the most suitable process and mechanism to support a new form of engagement between UNICEF and the Russian Federation.

However, the composition of the migrants' networks, a variable that taps into perceptions of integration, network participation, and the number of different networks maintained at once, suggests a causal mechanism that should be probed in future research: international or mixed networks seem to mobilize new forms of transnational engagement while maintaining electoral engagement.