Sentence examples for traditionally engaged from inspiring English sources

Forty percent of employees with low engagement scores said they were likely to leave their employers over the next two years, compared to 24percentt of traditionally engaged employees, and just 18percentt of employees with the highest "sustainable engagement" scores.

"I assume the purpose of this bogus lawsuit is to distract from the voter fraud the Democrats have traditionally engaged in".

Organisations that have traditionally engaged only in one-way conversations or broadcast models will struggle to survive in a SideWiki world.

The upland Yumans traditionally engaged in some farming, but a major part of subsistence was based on hunting and on gathering wild foods.

Most Igbira have traditionally engaged in agriculture; they grow mainly yams but also such crops as beans, millet, and corn (maize).

Hence we look to the activities in which the states have traditionally engaged as marking the boundary of the restriction upon the federal taxing power.

"What we've seen since November is a willingness of students who might not traditionally have engaged with direct action and civil disobedience to do so," he says.

Muslim leaders who spoke with The Huffington Post pointed out that much of the community is made up of recent immigrants and people who haven't traditionally been engaged in the political process. .

Irwin traditionally was very engaged in the technology and the creation of the technology".

"Sport Wales already work with a range of partners to extend their reach into groups that have traditionally been under engaged and will continue do so," added a government official.

The thought of releasing the day with the sinking of the sun is soothing--and the notion that whole families perform this ritual together (Nae'ole told me that traditionally family units engaged in this ceremony) feels powerful.