Sentence examples for at once involved from inspiring English sources

He is at once involved and detached: his language engineers immediacy; his structure engineers distance.

On Victoria's accession to the throne one month after her 18th birthday, she found herself at once involved in daily affairs of state and permitted to socialize after hours in ways previously forbidden to the cloistered teenage heiress apparent.

Private ranches were often engaged in multiple resource management sectors at once, involving a combination of livestock production, conservation, tourism, and research support activities.

The difference is opportunity and having people who believe in you".' The program, inaugurated at the height of Great Society optimism, once involved 40 students a year.

"With this in mind I ask - what is the most number of keepers a team has had injured, banned or otherwise unavailable at once?" "Managers involved in the title race often speak of the importance of a good goal difference," begins Patrick McClellan.

Greengrass, his cast and associates have consulted the families of the victims at all stages of making the picture, and they have produced a sober, unsensational film that is at once dramatically involving and morally challenging.

The Saudi government announced a one-month amnesty on Wednesday, starting at once, for anyone involved in extremist activities.

Network theory has become pervasive in all sectors of biology, from biochemical signalling patterns to the structure of human societies, but it has proved difficult to identify relevant functional communities because many nodes belong to several overlapping groups at once and are involved in hierarchical structures.

Rather than do so at once, the governments involved have agreed to a three-month moratorium during which time an attempt will be made to salvage the project.In this section Flight of the locusts General Motors' strange new prototype Big in America?

But the flaws work in its favour; it's at once detached and involving, resulting in a surreal, nightmarish assault on the senses that lingers long in the mind and prods hard at the subconscious.

"The Goldfinch" is at once a thriller involving the theft and disappearance of the Fabritius painting, a panoramic portrait of New York (and, for that matter, America) in the post-Sept.