Sentence examples for shift to engage from inspiring English sources

Just like the innovative Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks by Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson, you can employ a simple second-person shift to engage your students.

After the Cuban missile crisis of October 1962, which surprised and frightened the United States and the Soviet Union at how quickly they could unintentionally slide toward a nuclear exchange, the superpowers shifted to engaging each other indirectly through proxy wars in the third world rather than in direct conflicts.

Gln107 shifts 3.4 Å to engage the uracil ring, while Tyr104 shifts 2.4 Å to make room for the uracil.

This pattern is consistent with the view that whereas sensitivity to static gaze information emerges early in development, dynamic gaze shifts are likely to engage multiple bottom-up and top-down social brain networks, including those concerned with prediction of future events [ 28].

"At the same time, I think we are moving toward that shift where people prefer to engage with each other over the Internet".

The last post covered Shift #1: Nonprofits Need to Engage Their Donors.

Hence, under the settling point model, the increasing prevalence of obesity is explained as a consequence of the elevated availability of food or greater exposure to food cues (i.e. elevated food intake) or a downward shift in the need to engage in physical activity – the so-called 'obesogenic' environment.

There has been a major policy shift in the NHS to engage service users in decisions about their care [ 35] and a move for greater involvement of patients, carers and clinicians in setting priorities for research in areas where treatment uncertainties exist [ 36].

In a rodent model of shift work, mice forced to engage in daytime activity (by means of a slowly rotating activity wheel) for 5 weeks had decreased glucose tolerance, inverted clock gene expression and altered hepatic gene expression, and increased microvesicular steatosis.

In particular, Blacks are more likely to engage in shift work (especially night shifts) with non-standard work schedules and to work multiple low-wage jobs [ 24, 25].

The dearth of funding is particularly significant when one considers that the systemic and cultural shifts require these organizations to engage long term, not just slap up a petition and declare victory when they hit a certain number of signatures.