Sentence examples for rational engagement from inspiring English sources

Toward a rational engagement of the nascent peptide components for the design of small molecule inhibitors of ribosome function, we designed and disclosed herein a set of N-10 indole functionalized azithromycin analogs.

That is why CMOs must focus more on emotional engagement, rather than rational engagement.

Rational engagement refers to an employee's understanding of the level at which their manager has their best interests and growth in mind.

But both rational and emotional engagement are intimately connected.

"Preparation," to Biden, means that Obama is ready to lay out a rational plan for engagement.

This is especially so in emotionally charged topics, such as politics, as our autopilot system takes over and inhibits our ability to be rational in our engagement with others.

At our universities, students of all kinds are joining traditions that revere free expression, wide engagement, open assembly, rational debate and civil discourse.

The answer has at least as much to do with emotional engagement as with rational self-interest: According to organizers and recent national surveys, young people are voting out of concern for others and the earth at least as much as concern for themselves.

Yet most businesses tackle employee engagement with a rational, informational approach that speaks mostly to the head.

All Petraeus had to do was trot out his crew from Iraq to wax poetic about "white space, engagement, metrics, microhydro, rational legal authority, and COIN, or counterinsurgency".

But Weiner does not appear to recognize that the duty of clarity bears a stronger resemblance to judicial engagement than modern rational-basis review does to either approach.