Sentence examples for easily involved from inspiring English sources

Self-flagellation might be a theme of his videos if selfhood were easily involved, which, as they constantly remind you, it is not.

Compared with the traditional PID controller, this design requires less calculation and more cheap chips which can be easily involved in online performance.

It is established that the elongated shells lose their equilibrium stability more readily in simple rotation, while the flattened ones are more easily involved in resonant regimes of vibrations in compound rotations.

The resulting gas mixture contains CO2 and O2, which are easily involved in the cycling in the closed ecosystem, and NH3, which is unacceptable in the atmosphere of the BTLSS.

Therefore, from the sustainable aspect that concrete is more healthy for humans, the previous researchers suggest that if the exterior wall is a mixture of both glass curtain and concrete it will not cause light pollution and will be easily involved in the natural environment.

In these environments large amounts of material, such as fractured or weathered rocks, are easily involved in landslide events.

Child care is also highly regulated; opening a center can easily involve a half-dozen public agencies.

These virtues are hard to combine in one single model, as the improvement of one feature can easily involve a negative effect in the others.

An alliance with authoritarian powers, made blindly or naively, can too easily involve the abandonment of values, a dangerous sense of impunity and even indifference towards the worst abuses.

It has been four years now since a Paris magistrate named Jean-Louis Brugière ended an eight-year trek through the muck of his own country's diplomatic courtesies and the French learned that one Samsonite suitcase containing one bomb, smuggled onto a plane carrying nearly two hundred passengers, could easily involve the handiwork of terror specialists in half a dozen countries.

Simple it may be, but, as the ever-wise Victoria Moore observes in her book How to Drink, an old fashioned raises "so many points of contention that explaining precisely what sort of old fashioned you would like could easily involve a 10-minute discussion".