Sentences with phrase «lack of engagement there»

When you consider that almost 45 % of the people with Twitter accounts never tweet, lack of engagement there is a conundrum.

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Our 2016 UK RISE survey found there appears to be a lack of engagement with the current pension system, with just 13 % of UK respondents believing the pension freedom reforms introduced in April 2015 have enhanced their ability to meet retirement goals.

Smith says that this reticence isn't limited to the Olympics, and says there is a lack of equipping for polemical engagement with Muslims.

There's also clear evidence that lack of information is a barrier to civic engagement.

In conclusion there are a lot of stereotypical comments on both sides of the arguments but mostly that Audi's are boring and lack engagement, if our own experience is repeated more widely then this is not the case, I enjoy both marques.

But, even given the game's relative brevity, there's a sense of detachment and lack of engagement with it all that will soon see you lose interest.

However, I noticed that although these articles make a good case for why employee engagement was a good thing for the Triple Bottom Line, there was a lack of tools, resources, or ideas on how to actually do so.

There was also a lack of follow - up after a health assessment.22 Effective chronic illness management involves coordination and continuity of care, and engagement by patients; therefore, the possible lack of ongoing attendance was concerning.

If any of the elements are missing, especially if there is no ring, then outsiders might think the engagement is not legitimate or the relationship itself is weak.1, 3 Although people who are less traditional are fine with not having a ring, many think that the lack of a ring indicates a lack of sincerity on the part of the proposer.

In her presentation based on Australian research, Dr O'Donnell highlighted the importance of building strong working relationships between government departments and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, but pointed out that there is a lack of national strategic direction to support engagement with Indigenous leaders and peak bodies.

There seems to be great reluctance to pay for good training, and worse, a lack of engagement when their brokerage offers speakers and sessions about specific topics.