Sentence examples for was increasingly engaged from inspiring English sources

Running Bannon & Co. was Bannon's full-time job, but he was increasingly engaged by moviemaking.

At the same time, he was increasingly engaged in online conversations with someone from WikiLeaks who he said he assumed was a senior figure like Julian Assange, its founder, whose name he mispronounced as "as-sahn-JAY".

Instead many are increasingly engaged in non-political criminality.

Socially conscious organizations are increasingly engaged in a practice known as hacktivism.

In addition, UK university students are increasingly engaged in divestment campaigns as evidenced by the work undertaken by People & Planet.

Tate Modern is increasingly engaged with processes of globalisation that make less relevant the idea that modern art is an essentially western European and north American project.

But the efforts stem, too, from indications that young people, the targets of many of these campaigns, are increasingly engaged in politics.

People with ties to the campaign said Mr. Clinton has been increasingly engaged in strategy, talking regularly to James Carville, one of the chief architects of his 1992 campaign.

In recent years, British universities have come to accept that alongside their traditional teaching and academic study, dons are increasingly engaged in consultancy and commercial research.

Perhaps in a sign of desperation, many private equity firms have been increasingly engaged in a game of "hot potato" with one firm selling a business to another — known as a secondary deal.

Riyadh not only fears the influence of a resurgent Iran – with which it is increasingly engaged in a proxy sectarian conflict in Syria – but is furious at what it sees as Washington's betrayal.