Sentence examples for that engagements from inspiring English sources

Bain told the audience today that engagements on Twitter ads are defining by clicks on links and retweets.

It is probable that engagements with the Samnites and a crushing defeat at the hands of the Gallic warlord Brennus, who both used lots of smaller military units rather than a few very large ones, taught the Romans the importance of flexibility and the inadequacy of the phalanx on the rough, hilly ground of central Italy.

"Gates seemed to believe that there was no prospect of the plane engaging targets at ranges of several hundred kilometres, and that engagements at ranges of less than 100 kilometres were not militarily interesting," he said.

The non incentivized ad model promotes the app without the exchange of a reward, meaning that engagements generated with the app were solely out of initial interest in the app, yet there is no guarantee the user will complete any further action.  .

"You don't often get that engagement during sports".

"But Mr. Lee believes that engagement should include sticks too.

He also expressed strongly that engagement should have already started.

Is there evidence that engagement rather than divestment would work better?

There is still a belief that engagement in itself is a good thing.

Dr. Dobelle also believes that engagement with the community has begun to enrich academic life.

Whatever hopes lingered that engagement might nudge him toward change have been shattered.