Sentence examples for be much less involved from inspiring English sources

If Phil Jackson's presence means that meddling, incompetent owner James Dolan will be much less involved in the decision making process, that alone would be a step in the right direction no matter how Jackson fairs in his new role.

Particularly their fathers tend to be much less involved (Pels et al. 2006).

Parents and siblings would be much less involved, in time, money, and emotional investment, in the care of a 40-year old self-sufficient patient with type I (Juvenile) diabetes than they would be for a 2-month old Severe Combined Immunodeficiency patient who needs an HLA-matched bone marrow transplant from a sibling.

And for the more common forms of breast cancer, researchers have proved that the once-universal treatment, radical mastectomy, is in most cases no more effective (and sometimes less effective) than a lumpectomy, an operation that is much less involved, followed by radiation therapy and often chemotherapy.

Although I helped run the PTA in elementary school, I admit I'm much less involved now.

In painting Tamerlan as the conspiracy leader, she said her client was much less involved, describing him as a struggling teenage college student.

Our protocol is much less involved, but unfortunately, we are unable to recover frozen and thawed polyclonal GDTc batches to use at will.

Other UN partners were much less involved.

Larger joints are much less involved [ 4, 6].

Migrants, likely with less health awareness, were much less involved in China's urban services, including access to public health (Hu et al, 2008).

Several said they were much less involved in patient self-care, with some not knowing how to program the pump or address problems.