Sentence examples for sufficiently engaged with from inspiring English sources

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

On the one hand, she was apt to say that she did not set out to be a crime novelist, and did not much like being considered one; on the other, she was sufficiently engaged with the genre to write an insider's manual called "Plotting and Writing Suspense Fiction" (1966).

"That stability", says Mr Smith, "shows that the issue hasn't been sufficiently engaged with in the past".

"Frankly, for too long, institutions have been focused too much on the front end -- getting loans out -- and have not been sufficiently engaged with what happens to former students when they leave," Nassirian said.

"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".

Even before she quit, legislators of both parties complained Palin was not sufficiently engaged in the normal day-to-day work a governor does with the legislature.

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

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

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

Even with careful sampling, there may be cause to be uncertain of the representativeness of voters who report that they are undecided and yet are sufficiently engaged in the political process to sacrifice their time to participate in debate broadcasts.

Techniques adopted to maintain motivation (e.g. lowering task difficulty to increase success rate in low scoring children) led to better performance, which suggests that the task itself is not sufficiently engaging of attention for children with impaired intellectual functioning.