Sentence examples for become involved again from inspiring English sources

And that's even better than being outside the Enron litigation world, he said, because the previous client relationship means that he cannot become involved again.

In recent days, some Iraqi officials had said they did not want the United Nations to become involved again in Iraq.

While the financial crisis has again shaken investors' faith in boards, Kenneth Daly, president of the National Association of Corporate Directors, doubts that Congress will be quick to become involved again in mandating specific duties for boards.

I became reawakened by the need to become involved again.

A broad swath of the public agreed, for example, that the U.S. should not become involved again in ground combat, but more were willing to consider possible airstrikes.

In 1999, Wyeth, having grown more interested in vaccines, became involved again, paying Aviron several hundred million dollars for rights to the vaccine it had abandoned a few years earlier.

When the republican cause was dashed, she returned to Mexico, an exile with a false passport, and - together with her new lover, the Spanish Civil War hero Vittorio Vidali - became involved again in political work.

He became involved again in local politics, this time against General Jesup, who wanted to remove all Indians from Florida.

"I wanted to get involved again".

He says that after the 1992 Brits, he genuinely thought he would never become involved with music again, but "a series of subtle events" spurred him into action.

The election was exceptionally partisan in Indiana, and Riley found the atmosphere of the campaign stressful; he vowed never to become involved with politics again.