Sentence examples for in which to involve from inspiring English sources

This "little game" is a risky business in which to involve a child, but it has to be better than life as usual in the Worli chawls, a slum built by the colonial powers as housing for textile workers in which each family is consigned to a room the size of a modest shipping container.

It's the Tuesday before international week and there are the glamour ties of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy in which to get involved.

But then this was 1969, I had just started college and it seemed there were so many things in which to become involved.

Such systems provide a controlled environment in which to probe the mechanisms involved in epithelial-mesenchymal crosstalk.

Notwithstanding their general support of public participation, 6 policy makers raised a number of issues concerning this approach, such as: in which questions to involve the public; how to manage the process; and whom to include in it.

They're "in talks"; which seems to involve arguing – and doughnuts.

This is normal for the degradation process in air which tends to involve the formation reaction.

Egyptian officials said 97 people were injured in the attack, which appeared to involve a car and a suicide bomber.

It is also not yet clear whether these music-specific brain cells can explain differences in musical ability, which appears to involve both genes and upbringing.

In that recording, which appears to involve a payment to suppress her story, Cohen says: "I've spoken to Allen Weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up".

Jeffrey has a crazy plan to break into Dorothy's apartment and spy on her – a plan in which he tries to involve a local wholesome girl called Sandy, perhaps in sly homage to Grease.