Sentence examples for be given more roles from inspiring English sources

Patients can be given more roles in the service they receive, for example in scheduling appointments.

Now entering her 40s, she started to be given more supporting roles, such as the lower-class slovenly mother who is poisoned by her daughter (Isabelle Huppert) in Violette Nozière (1978).

"Certainly this is participatory," he said, "but is it science?" Dr. Emmott believes that before Web users can claim the mantle of citizen scientists, they will have to be given more meaningful roles.

I'm open to being surprised by Nagini's characterization when the film is released in November, and hope that Kim will be given more of a role than that of the doomed, trapped woman.

Will he convince the government that Birmingham's house is sufficiently in order for it to be given more of a role in the rebalancing of the economy?

Don't talk at all for the rest of the day and don't make any plans to go audition for any other voice work for the rest of the week, because your voice is wrecked". The union also wants actors to be given more information about the roles that they are auditioning for.

Still, at Man U he'll be going to a club that has something of a settled system and he'll probably be given more of a specific role which may help to focus his talent.

Women, too, were given more exciting roles in 1915.

I think people are being given more challenging roles at younger ages now.

Many other young leaders have been pushed out of power over the years for reasons of scandal or disloyalty, and among the rising ranks, there are other leaders in their 50s who have recently been given more significant roles.

Younger women often rose faster and were given more interesting roles than older women, perhaps because the younger women were viewed as unsaddled with family responsibilities or unlikely to present a threat.