Sentence examples for work to engage from inspiring English sources

His father, Jerry, a real-estate lawyer, was usually too preoccupied with work to engage him.

"I was quite excited and tickled by the opportunity, and it certainly allowed for my work to engage with a much larger audience," Patterson said.

"For private employers, there is normally no special First Amendment right to get out of work to engage in a protest," said Rodney A. Smolla, the dean of the University of Richmond School of Law.

The question can be summarised as: is there space, willingness and scope within social work to engage with broader structural issues that affect the lives of the people we work with?

It takes our slavish consumer status for granted and does not feel the need to do any real work to engage us, to make us care about the story or the characters.

It was one thing for "the girls who do not have to work" to engage in these dances, she said, but for those of the lower economic classes, whose honor was not protected by wealth or station, they could easily prove to be a disaster.

Expectations of leisure activity were graded on a 7-point Likert scale from "doing no household work" to "engaging in competitive sports".

His Orangutan Information Centre has worked to engage the local community in the survival of orangutans.

She is a founding member of Columbia University Neuroscience Outreach, a volunteer organization led by graduate students working to engage students in science.

Digital businesses already recognise that future generations will do things differently and are working to engage them.

"Men who have the slightly relevant experience will jump in without a second thought," said Barbara Lee, president of the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, which works to engage women in politics.