Sentence examples for participating like from inspiring English sources
Shiites are "participating like they never have before," said Maj. Mark Brady, of the Multi-National Division-Baghdad REngagemention and Engagement Cell, which works with tribes.
The dream of commercial developers and operators is that, when bandwidth increases, Lara-heads will be multiplaying in their palms, lucratively participating like crazy.
Because these technologies had qualities that I found unattractive — loss of privacy, pervasive triviality, the sense of participating like an insect in a pulsing, indiscriminate, conflict-ridden electronic hive — I assumed initially that the technologies would fail or become marginal.
Today, Kiip has announced the close of its $12 million Series C round led by North Atlantic Capital with new investors participating like US Cellular and North Atlantic.
I have tended to see them as courageous individuals performing an often useful function, but also as slightly crazy vigilantes who were participating, like it or not, in that conspiracy against confidentiality, and thus against privacy, about which I have expressed concern on many occasions.
I think there are larger, macro-economic realities that prevent some parents from participating, like the single mom who is working two jobs to be able to pay for her child to live in a zip code with schools that deliver the excellent education we provide here.
Many who participated, like Mr. Nieporent, felt that they were simply repaying Mr. Palladin for decades of generosity.
"If you create a park-like environment and people feel really free, adults hang out and participate like children do," Geuze says.
A franchise system could also force waste haulers to meet increased environmental and labor standards in order to participate, like recycling more and lowering their trucks' emissions.
What Blair drew from the film was a moral, that there can be no "bystanders" in any conflict between good and evil: "You participate, like it or not.
"We were planning to vote and participate like other Iraqis," said Hamza Jasim, 40, who lives in Mosul, the capital of Nineveh.
