Sentence examples for further involving from inspiring English sources
Here for example is a first paragraph from senior fellow Daniel Byman: A limited bombing campaign against Syria's chemical weapons infrastructure is likely to produce the worst of all worlds: raising expectations and further involving the United States in the Syrian civil war without significantly altering the balance of forces on the ground.
The European commission, the Brussels-based body headed by Juncker since the start of the month, was already investigating alleged tax concessions made by Luxembourg on his watch to Amazon and a subsidiary of Fiat, but last week's revelations go much further, involving scores of companies.
The participants' contribution to the scenario construction could also be elaborated, e.g., by further involving stakeholders in the formulation of alternative future manifestations and in the elaboration of scenarios.
For Malebranche "was not of the opinion of those philosophers who believe that God originally created all things, gave them the qualities necessary for their conservation and the powers they needed in order to act, and then left them to act without further involving Himself".
Further, involving communities actively in district and state program units and provision of project-based STI clinics may further HIV risk reduction among MSM.
42 Further, involving the Elders and family in prevention strategies was deemed important, requiring more collaboration between renal services and Aboriginal-controlled medical services, a trusted source for screening in Aboriginal communities.
"I think I'll get more involved in public schools," said Ms. Nixon, above, "and if that means getting further involved in politics, so be it".
But the externals were not further involved.
But if negotiations don't accelerate, Mourning has promised to get further involved.
As public concerts began, contemporaneously with Pepys, the middle classes became further involved in music making.
Continuation and expansion of the death penalty will further involve us in an error-prone, costly and morally dubious exercise in revenge.
