Sentence examples for the less engaged from inspiring English sources

"We've found that the more that sits in between the reader and the book, the less engaged they are with it.

"The reality is that the less engaged students are, the more likely they are to leave, to drop out or to do poorly in courses," says Jillian Kinzie, the associate director of the Center for Postsecondary Research and National Survey of Student Engagement Institute.

But that's actually a great success, since most apps grow less sticky over time as users churn and the less engaged long-tail signs up.

The less engaged employees are with their work and their organization, the more likely they are to leave to the organization.

"You have to be ready to fight every day, enhancing solidarity and militancy but leaving workers subject to greater daily employer pressure which can unduly influence the less engaged workers".

The less engaging the life, the greater the drive toward the artificial stimulation of television, hypersexuality, overeating, alcohol, drugs or gambling.

The court was less engaged in the day's second argument, Van de Kamp v. Goldstein, No. 07-854, whiconcernedned prosecutorial immunity.

In contrast to their work in civilian life, psychiatrists in the Army are less engaged in resolving the personal problems of soldiers than getting them back into the field as quickly as possible.

Before long, however, the details grew tedious, and the public became less engaged.

We did not examine the latter in this study, but several observations suggest that, on average, students in the hybrid course were less engaged with the material than those in the traditional section.

Watkins says the deeper risk is that British politics becomes more inward-looking, with some politicians interpreting the leave vote as a sign that the UK should be less engaged with the international community as a whole.