Sentence examples for robust engaging from inspiring English sources

The company today, live on screen, looks not just skilled and stylish but also enthusiastic, robust, engaging.

The NCTC executive leader is part of a robust, engaged and growing young professional population providing many access points to get plugged into the community (both offline and online).

Her site reaches millions of visitors and has a robust, engaged Facebook community.

In their article on IBM, Katzenbach and Aguirre also point to Harvard Business School research that finds a consistent correlation between robust, engaged cultures and high-performance business results.

He added: "At a time of acute consumer anxiety, we would expect the government to be as robust in engaging with the public as it did during the horsemeat scandal".

The decoys simply become more robust and engage the Locust for longer periods of time.

The letters also warned against running ads with images that are "not generally representative" of patients with H.I.V., particularly photographs of "robust individuals engaged in strenuous physical activity" like climbing mountains.

Or does the word always imply a more robust and engaged role in which the affineur actively changes (presumably for the better) the taste, texture and fragrance of the cheese?

But that argument could be difficult to make, because Robert Loggia, as Anna's father, Siv, looks so robust, so engaged and enthusiastic that you would swear he could put off any funeral planning until at least 2030.

And for a website that lacks a robust and engaged audience, preserving ad revenue is going to be extremely challenging.

Partnering with Fab.com a site that has an equally robust and engaged community on a pop-up beauty shop is a natural fit".