Sentence examples for at all involved from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "at all involved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the extent of someone's participation or engagement in a situation or activity.
Example: "I don't think she was at all involved in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "in any way involved" or "involved in the slightest".

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Fifty-nine per cent (n = 46) of respondents stated they were 'not at all involved' in the budgeting process, 21.8% (n = 17) were 'very involved' and 19.2% (n = 15) were 'somewhat involved'.

There is no art at all involved.

Has Mr Fisher at all involved in the Bank's inquiry?

I don't believe that racism is at all involved".

Why, therefore, if the board is responsible, is the audit and remuneration committee at all involved with this?

"I didn't believe people would like to see someone win a vast sum of money, with no skills at all involved.

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DO NOT USE YOUTUBE AT ALL! Get people involved.

My original attempt at screenwriting all involved "high concept" ideas.

"The investigation does not at all involve front-running," said Edward A. Kwalwasser, the executive vice president of the exchange for regulation.

Many in the diverse world of animal matters brood over such anomalies.The puritans are against any activities at all involving animals.

Major bowl bids could well be at stake for all involved.

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