Sentence examples for one to engage from inspiring English sources

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"When the Brits, EU or the Americans put in advisers they found no one to engage with," the official said.

"Because of his technical background, it only made sense for Dad to be the one to engage Con Ed," he added.

And is black skin a mask that dictates behavior or does the mask free one to engage with the minstrelsy at the heart of American blackness?

All I can say is that this kind of imaginative conspiracy shakes one up a bit, makes one look at the world differently and obliges one to engage in lively, post-event debate about the morality of police surveillance.

Three Mile Island was an important, even historic, event, and there are far too few efforts as good as this one to engage older children in a serious but lively explanation of what happened, why it mattered and its present significance.

They are usually the last ones to engage in any kind of lab politics.

We are gratuitously hurting ourselves competitively and diplomatically at a time when South Korea, India, China and others are rapidly ramping up their high-tech efforts to surpass the U.S. Nations aren't the only ones to engage in protectionism.

USG agencies are not the only ones to engage in such discussions.

Fidgetiness, that most public characteristic of ADHD, might be a by-product of fatigue of relevant neuronal circuits, and a search for new ones to engage.

The cultural distinctiveness therefore does not merely lie in conformity but also in the fact that one feels one needs to engage with those practices.