Sentence examples for a growing involvement from inspiring English sources

The plastic fish and flowers signal a retreat from the power and unity of the groundbreaking reliefs and a growing involvement with material, technique and details for their own sake rather than as means to a larger, more complex statement.

A French court convicted him of robbery and extortion, and there were reports of a growing involvement in right-wing politics.

Following 1975, there has been a growing involvement from the welfare state in the development of kindergartens; and this has been accompanied by equally growing public interest in issues involving these institutions.

RT amplification reaction has revealed that various single viruses or viral co-infections caused acute bronchiolitis in infants, and RV appeared to have a growing involvement in early respiratory diseases.

During the past 6 years there has been a growing involvement of specialized palliative care units (PCUs) as the main setting for palliative medical undergraduate education (Table  1).

There is also a growing interest in enhancing family involvement in RRT selection decisions, as family members often support and are affected by patients' RRT decisions [ 15].

In a sign of growing involvement by party leaders, Speaker Nancy Pelosi met privately Thursday with Mr. Ickes and Maggie Williams, Mrs. Clinton's campaign manager, and discussed, among other topics, the Florida and Michigan primary problem, the tone of the campaign and the role of superdelegates.

"This is the first time I have seen such a deep and growing involvement of the faith community," said Brother David Andrews, who is on sabbatical from his job as executive director of the National Catholic Rural Life Conference and has followed these kinds of issues for 30 years.

But the attack put a spotlight on the growing involvement of Islamic jihadists in the fight against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, particularly those from an Iraqi branch of Al Qaeda that has been openly agitating to join the fray.

Birkbeck, too, was a catalyst for Ledger's growing involvement with 19th-century women writers.

In a sign of Britain's growing involvement in Iraq, the prime minister also confirmed that British forces would also play a leading role in airlifting Yazidi refugees from Mount Sinjar.