Sentence examples for ultimately engaging from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, engaging conflict is among the most significant cultural challenges for startups, but also among the most important.
Ultimately, engaging clients as active participants throughout the relationship provides them with a sense of ownership and motivation to fulfill their end of the bargain.
Such a policy for science could create a culture that incentivizes and invigorates the rapid generation of evidence, ultimately engaging all clinicians, all patients, and indeed all stakeholders into the scientific enterprise.
The storyline between Rick Grimes and Shane Walsh reaches a climax in "18 Miles Out", in which the two men get into a heated argument, ultimately engaging in a physical confrontation.
Major successes in the past, e.g., tobacco control and use of seat belts, have required extensive and prolonged attention with interventions ultimately engaging all aspects of society, including alteration of legal and cultural norms.
Ultimately engaging with local actors as they struggle to live with mental illness and search for a cure, may promise more in terms of changing responses to mental illness than creating legal sanctions which are unlikely to provide immediate benefits in the short term.
Nixon: A Presidency Revealed is ultimately engaged in this project of re-evaluation.
The trouble with the book is that Gladwell is ultimately engaged in a long argument with nobody but himself.
That grandmother or that aunt or that granddad is a traditional churchgoer; if you engage that population they will ultimately engage their grandchildren, their nephews and so forth.
But it's the choices of the two collaborators that ultimately engage the reader -- even if we are sometimes repulsed by them.
"We didn't trust the Soviet Union, but we talked to them and ultimately engaged them in a ratcheting down of the arms race".
