Sentence examples for involve a wider range from inspiring English sources

Changes of this kind, however, involve a wider range of meteorological processes than discussed in this section.

This is a debate that needs to happen, and to involve a wider range of voices than a coterie of Westminster insiders or peddlers of economic orthodoxy.

Looting was seen as a less risky activity than rioting: "Looting tends to involve a wider range of people – children, women, older people – because it does not involve physical violence.

We found the CLMDR process to increase the quantity of information available and to involve a wider range of stakeholders in maternal death review (MDR).

These data suggest that TFs in adolescence would involve a wider range of functional activities than those of the other two stages.

Whereas prostaglandin (PG) E2 and nitric oxide have roles in the vasodilatation (1, 6, 7), and cytokines, including interleukin-8, contribute to the leukocyte infiltration (3), the mediation of induction and resolution of the sunburn response is incompletely understood and is anticipated to involve a wider range of eicosanoids.

"We can assure you that we will involve a wide range of organisations," they wrote.

This time we will do it in the light of public opinion and involve a wide range of citizens and stakeholders from the start".

All these reasons mean that modern river management must involve a wide range of stakeholders.

This may involve a wide range of tests and may result in productivity issues.

(b) A consequence of the reduction in debut crimes is that fewer young people become involved in criminal careers, which typically involve a wide range of offences.