Sentence examples for even involvement in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Anwar has in the past accused the government, in which he was recently a top figure, of corruption, gambling and even involvement in murder.

Even involvement in the non-physical side of sport – from volunteering on a committee to coaching – provides opportunities to develop leadership skills.

Once considered a behind-the-scenes ally of Israeli security forces in their fight against radical Islamist groups here, Mr. Dahlan himself has been singled out by some senior Israeli officials for his alleged acquiescence or even involvement in the school bus attack and other recent attempted bombings in the Gaza Strip.

What does it mean to have become a society that makes drug use and even involvement in the underground drug economy not only a viable option but perhaps the best game in town?

Fabricated claims about Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's poor health, impending indictment, even involvement in a pizza-parlor based pedophilia ring that were then amplified and recirculated by Kremlin-paid hackers may have helped Trump win critical states like Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

The Palestinian uprising in the occupied territories has pushed women to even greater involvement in radical peace groups.

Even his involvement in Reading University and Chatham House, the foreign affairs thinktank, have recently come to an end.

For these people, Arnold writes, a "powerful early interest evolves into lifelong, intensive, even obsessive involvement in the talent area".

Few Palestinians have challenged the historical revisionism now increasingly prevalent in Arab culture that denies the ancient roots of Jews in this land, the existence of the gas chambers and even Arab involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks.

The running back had played a starring role for his team, taking 27 carries for 127 yards, but had an even closer involvement in the weekend's tragedy than most, as Perkins was his wife's cousin.

He was "a French cultural racist" (it is not clear what Johnson means by this, except that he seems to use the term "racist" rather anachronistically), and his short attention span meant that even his involvement in the shaping of the legal code that bears his name turns out to be exaggerated.