Sentence examples for for later involvement from inspiring English sources
The differing relations of these 2 alcohol-use behaviors (sipping vs. drinking) to earlier childhood problem-behavior proneness are not only consistent with their contrasting definitions as problem behaviors, but also suggest that childhood sipping and early-onset drinking may have very different implications for later involvement in problem drinking and other problem behaviors.
This grounding in such a male-dominated environment stood me in good stead for my later involvement in the trade union movement, where even today there are plenty of men who continue to treat women activists with a level of tokenism that would have incensed our suffragist foremothers.
The preschool period and parent participation in preschool services may build capacity for parents' later involvement with school and other community services.
This had reduced the number of unwanted children, who might have been at higher risk for an array of difficulties, including later involvement in crime.
MRI can demonstrate preferential involvement of the posterior bladder wall and trigone, with later involvement of the entire bladder [14].
These and other leaders set an important precedent of political involvement for later generations of African-Americans.
King said the plaintiffs failed to prove their basic contention that a wide-ranging conspiracy was responsible for the La Penca bombing that injured Avirgan and for later threats aimed at covering up their involvement.
And if we're going to ask NATO countries to up their troop involvement (something Trump called for later in his speech), they're going to want to see some hard numbers too.
The extent of lung cystic involvement at first CT examination correlates with pulmonary function abnormalities at presentation and has a predictive value for later development of functional impairment.
Partial correlation and multiple regression analyses were performed to determine the relation of the baseline measures of psychosocial proneness for problem behavior to later childhood involvement in general deviant behavior.
