Sentence examples for potential engagement from inspiring English sources

So, here we are, getting ready for Emily's third potential engagement (did anyone catch her say, "I think being engaged is something that is really special and should be saved for the person you're going to marry?" Not only does that not make sense, but she's already on her third engagement. Which is two more than a lot people...)...

We meet personally with candidates and members, evaluate the proposed timing of our political contributions, the potential impact of early money, and the potential engagement (or lack thereof) by the party committees (which typically decline to get engaged in contested primaries at a time when early money could really benefit female candidates).

Every potential engagement point, for both communication and purchase, should be captured.

We conduct due diligence on clients at the outset of a potential engagement and on an ongoing basis.

Other points include identifying potential engagement topics, selecting participating directors, and planning and preparing for the engagement.

In one example, Mr. Kannam asked a business associate about their potential engagement with a new hedge fund that involved Michael Zaninovich.

First, data tell us nothing about the impact of unobservable activism, either because it takes place behind closed doors or because managers already account for potential engagements in their choices.

"We see limited potential for engagement to alter the outcome in this case," concluded its report.

Academic blogging is a valuable part of the wider ecology of scholarship, with the potential for engagement, outreach and reinforcing academic impact.

A final thought on mobile phones' potential for engagement: have you ever wondered why students often forget their textbooks but never forget their phones?

This was not only owing to the economic gains to be had from "protection" payments, aid contracts or diverting aid, but the potential for engagement with international humanitarian agencies to act as a gateway to legitimacy.