Sentence examples for sufficiently engaged from inspiring English sources

To Radcliffe, the officers didn't seem sufficiently engaged.

"It was far too complicated and, except in engineering, employers weren't sufficiently engaged.

In any case, students passively watching something online are not sufficiently engaged in learning.

The implication was clear: anyone not sufficiently engaged in the moral turmoil of the 60's was unfit to lead America today.

"Young adults in prison are not sufficiently engaged in purposeful activity and the prison environment is grim, bleak and demoralising to the spirit".

Strategists were planning 10 years ahead, but were not sufficiently engaged with the number of doctors currently in the system, he adds.

The consultants also faulted the city's communications strategy, saying that "even with extensive outreach to schools, communication efforts did not sufficiently engage parents".

Both dramatically and vocally, they conveyed their characters' disenchantment and desires eloquently, and were sufficiently engaging that the audience hissed when one of the gossiping neighbors made unkind insinuations to Rose about her mother.

First, although the economic analysis that accompanies our rulemakings technically includes, as the law requires, an assessment of the effects of the proposal on competition, that work doesn't sufficiently engage with the lack of competition in the markets we regulate.

"Unfortunately, Sir Peter Gibson's early decisions - not to appoint an investigator, not to look at detainee transfer in theatre, not to sufficiently engage with the victims - do not inspire public confidence".

When I fall into passive listening, I usually blame the performance for failing to be sufficiently engaging.