Sentence examples for has come to involve from inspiring English sources

This competitiveness has come to involve a crude sort of one-upmanship.

FOR a holiday that has come to involve so much alcohol, St .Patrick's Day is badly in need of a good drink.

Americans fret that, for all their prosperity, life is increasingly stressful; if buying a water filter has come to involve a chemistry lesson, perhaps this is not surprising.

As director of the Louisville health department until last fall, Dr. Troutman presided over a campaign that has come to involve nearly every city agency, from the mayor's office to the sewer department.

The annual Philippine custom of bringing in the new year with high-volume celebrations is rooted in the Chinese tradition of driving away bad luck with noise, but here it has come to involve chaos, violence and high-powered explosives.

They say the changes are driven in part by the need to respond more quickly to terrorist actions, an approach that has come to involve a combination of law enforcement, intelligence-gathering and military and diplomatic efforts.

Also, the controversy with the episcopal party had come to involve almost exclusively issues of interest only to the clergy.

Costolo said the job of Twitter CEO had come to involve resolving complex geopolitical issues, citing for example Iran, where authorities use the site to communicate while blocking citizens' access.

Shadow energy secretary Caroline Flint said the time had come to involve the public and local communities in financing and backing new green energy projects – as happens in Germany – in a way that would benefit the environment and give people an attractive financial return.

If you think the person is an alcoholic, the time has come to get others involved.

Yet another email scam targeting Fyre Festival attendees has come to light, this one involving Taylor Swift.