Sentence examples for getting involved even from inspiring English sources

"We are currently in a limbo land in both houses, and that makes getting involved even more problematic," said Jack Latvala, the outgoing Republican leader of the Senate.

Departmental ministers are usually unaware [of legislation], so to have heads of state getting involved even before the directive is published is extraordinary". The lobbying seems to have paid off.

And that often means getting involved, even when it's messy.

Other institutions of faith are getting involved, even in places like Kansas.

This time, the US doesn't appear to be interested in getting involved, even as it has thrown its support behind the opposition in Venezuela.

Once near the fighting, Speigner gets involved, even though the United States is not yet in the war.

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Nor is it unusual for feelings (which Copstick disdains women for engaging in their sex writing) to get involved, even in this age of relative sexual liberation.

Most of all, Foyle, a poetry-loving Colgate University graduate with a history degree, will encourage peers to get involved, even in wartime America, where derision is guaranteed.

Studies have found that voters at the local level have a heavy negative bias (remember the bad and ignore the good) and rarely get involved, even when it's made very easy for them to do so.

Hayes said he had been made a scapegoat to protect more senior figures, accusing UBS of "sheer hypocrisy" for disowning him when regulators got involved, even though senior managers at the bank had known all about his trading practices.