"bigger involvement" is a valid sentence fragment in written English.
It can be used when someone is referring to an increased level of involvement in a certain activity or project. For example: "The project is going very well and we decided to increase our bigger involvement by adding more resources and staff."
I'm going to have a bigger involvement in that.
"They haven't succeeded in persuading people that it's actually a bigger involvement, and it has become hopelessly enmeshed in the bad feelings generated by Iraq".
But we have no hope of making Syria united, democratic and inclusive without a much bigger involvement and without the will of a majority of Syrians.
Not only am I generally interested in the science from these projects, but UCL is a partner in both SKA and PLATO (though in fact in my own department we had a bigger involvement in the competitor EChO mission, which unfortunately wasn't selected).
Those who felt the funding belonged to the organisation cited an unfeasibility of including beneficiaries in funding allocation and decision-making processes "I'm not a very strong believer that beneficiaries should be fully involved in decision-making...I think yes, in theory it would be great to have a bigger involvement of the population that we serve.
He had such a big involvement in all our lives – whether it was my sister teaching and writing or me and my brother playing rugby.
At the moment, dads' biggest involvement is in the emotional roles of rule-breaker – 58% of women said their children's father currently played this role – and partner in crime (51%), while mothers were still mostly involved in providing the carer (97%), safehouse (93%) and hero (93%) roles.
And we were off to this big involvement.
Despite the big name involvement and large sums, it remains unclear whether these companies can turn a profit when they charge just 1 CNY (approximately $0.15) per hour.
"We are very big on involvement".
But Tom Griffiths, of the website gapyear.com, says the big companies' involvement has had a positive impact on the sector, not least because it has attracted many "new" volunteers.
