Sentence examples for involved ending from inspiring English sources

Of those, two-thirds said the change involved ending the match.

Before 1995, the job involved ending or avoiding superpower conflicts and signing big arms control treaties.

The discomfort, in part, came from pride: Some of the revolution's most visible achievements involved ending institutionalized segregation, at beach clubs, at schools and in neighborhoods where the homes of wealthy white Cubans who fled were often given to Cubans of color.

It was a highly political move by one of the other senior people, and everyone involved ended up being affected negatively by their involvement.

About 60percentt of the companies involved end up filing for bankruptcy protection, said Jane F. Mutchler, an accounting professor at Georgia State University's Robinson College of Business.

Mr. Folds was particularly eager to ensure that Alicia Witt ("Friday Night Lights"), an actress with whom he is romantically involved, ended up in his musical.

Both have questioned why the campus police officer involved ended up fatally shooting their child.

Rubin thought it impossible to meet the deadline and all involved ended up working long hours with no days off in order to complete the record.

Part of Mr Bush's project involves ending the shuttle programme in 2010.

And a vision of feminism that involves eschewing reproduction altogether is like a vision of environmentalism that involves ending reproduction: it might work, but it would have the iatrogenic consequence of species suicide.

Specifically, they are responsible for uptalk, which involves ending declarative sentences as if they were questions.