Sentence examples for those that engage from inspiring English sources

c) Trump's engagement shows the half life of Trump's passive supporter base (those that engage with only 1/4 tweets or posts with affirmation to what Trump tweeted or said) is roughly 4.3 days after an engagement.

Moreover, regardless of rank, the lowest stress hormone levels among males appear among those that engage regularly in social grooming and other nonaggressive contact with troop members.

And while Rose rightly states that the non-dominant hand is linked to the "non-dominant" hemisphere of the brain, his assertion that the non-dominant hemisphere "isn't exercised as often" is incorrect, because all behaviours, even those that engage brain areas found on only one side of the brain, tend to involve the co-ordinated activity of both hemispheres.

"I would like to put all parties to conflict on notice that those that engage in military action that results in numerous grave violations against children will, regardless of intent, find themselves under continued scrutiny by the United Nations, including in future reports relating to children and armed conflict," he said.

Finally, those that engage explicitly in the discussion forums are often higher-performing than those that do not, although the vast majority of forum participants receive "failing" marks.

William Damon concludes that the most effective moral education programs "are those that engage students directly in action, with subsequent opportunities for reflection" (2001, 144).

Results suggest that while lecture and demonstrations yielded similar scores on adult knowledge, learners that engaged in a lecture after a demonstration scored significantly higher than those that engaged in a demonstration after a lecture.

Furthermore, there was a tendency for these methods to yield inconsistent estimates for individuals that used complex strategies, in particular those that engaged in a variable number and timing of pre-dispersal excursions.

These are successfully changing attitudes and culture in those departments that engage and win them.

The fee would be highest on those institutions that engage in risky activities and have less stable sources of financing.

Claims of distributive justice only apply to those institutions that engage in such large-scale economic coordination, do so coercively, and do so in the name of the individuals coerced.