Sentence examples for successful engaging from inspiring English sources

If successful, engaging the blowout preventer could seal the well in 24 to 36 hours.

This campaign was incredibly successful, engaging our community and beyond.

In the film, the students are now young successful, engaged adults and they talk about the loss of him leaving, and his influence in their present day lives.

Through Malala Day world leaders have the opportunity to recommit to ensuring the leaders of tomorrow are not thwarted of the opportunity today to learn, prosper and be successful, engaged citizens.

Using peer modeling to show how students of similar ability were successful, engaged, and relaxed while solving a similar problem can provide a reference point for such assessments (Moos & Azevedo, 2009; Schunk, 2003).

Current school/college partnership arrangements for 14- to 16-year-olds have been highly successful in engaging these students.

Adrian Lester, in his version for the Guardian's Shakespeare Solos series, is far more successful at engaging with the camera and registering the speech's tonal shifts.

"As a small state, we've been quite successful in engaging the Chinese on a number of issues where we have some strength," said Oystein Tunsjo, a research fellow at the Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies.

MoveOn, which was started in 1998 by Boyd and his wife — former Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, who made their fortune with the Flying Toasters screen saver — has been uniquely successful in engaging its online constituency.

The premise was simple: time is valuable and attention spans are short; if the university is going to be more successful in engaging its audiences it had to work harder.

Why Children in Need are successful at engaging young people: Firstly, because of the direct connection with their cause and the fact a huge amount of funding from Children in Need goes to youth services.