Sentence examples for recent engagement with from inspiring English sources

Although food shortages are nothing new, they are among several factors behind Havana's recent engagement with Washington.

She was apparently addressing growing concern in South Korea that Washington's recent engagement with Pyongyang might help North Korea foment divisions between the South and the United States.

As always, this is the story of young square lovers Brad Ryann McCartan and Janett (Victoria Justice) who want to celebrate their recent engagement with their mentor turned friend Dr Scott Ben Vereenn).

In an e-mail to The New Yorker explaining why he sent Preston the seven additional questions, Udall said that he had "concerns" regarding the C.I.A.'s "recent engagement with the congressional oversight process".

Known for punctuality, Sallie Mae, congratulated me on my graduation and recent engagement with a letter informing me that my monthly payment of nearly $900 would be due just in time for the holidays.

The news media may hiss and holler every time he uses awkward phrasing -- as he did today in relating a recent engagement with a bunch of African-American construction workers -- but Tom Glavine was right when he said that Rocker's real trial didn't begin until he walked through the clubhouse door.

After recent engagements with the prince of Dubai, British troops returning from Basra, and gawkers in a Cairo shopping centre, the Barclays Premier League trophy drew incredulous gasps upon its arrival here.

To his credit, he has started to do this in the last couple of weeks – recent engagements with The New Statesman and Andrew Marr have proven that he can be a charismatic interviewee.

His Test-batting temperament was actually one of the few positives Australia's top six would have taken from the recent engagements with Pakistan though on home soil, Australia might want a more wicket-threatening brand of bowling from their allrounder.

More recent engagements with visuality, drawing on a phenomenological tradition, have asked more fundamental questions about whether sight can be sensibly individuated from other senses.

This entry traces the historical development of these two meanings of cultural landscape, primarily as expressed in the discipline of geography, and concludes with discussions of the recent engagement of the concept with social, cultural, and political theories.