Sentence examples for involved for instance from inspiring English sources

Under the penal law involved, for instance, one commits the felony of advocating criminal anarchy if one "publicly displays any book... containing or advocating, advising or teaching the doctrine that organized government should be overthrown by force, violence or any unlawful means".

Not rarely, vulnerable categories are involved, for instance children in pediatric orthopedics.

This is a difficult task, even for humans, because there are many factors involved, for instance, changing illumination conditions and a variety of possible facial postures.

Note that the x symbols indicate the 'type' of variables that are involved (for instance, a real or natural number, or an action to intervene).

Imaging of new materials provided by material science is another example of where radiologists are commonly involved; for instance, in the assessment of new orthopaedic or cardiac implants.

The duty to obey is there explained by giving an account of the social role involved, for instance "member", "citizen," or "subject".

There are workarounds, involving, for instance, dipping food in sugary sauces (because what matters, ultimately, is caloric intake); puréeing or frying everything; distracting the child with screens.

Transactions became more complex, involving for instance the right to buy and sell goods in the future at a price fixed in the present.

There were a few intriguingly open-ended moments — involving, for instance, the pitch-bending keyboard riff on "Vacuum," one of the hazier tracks from a forthcoming album — but the general impact of the performance was numbingly slight.

House Republicans had appended unrelated provisions to the bill – involving, for instance, abortion restrictions and the Confederate flag – and Senate Democrats refused to pass it in its altered form.

In the line of movie musicals derived from "The Jazz Singer" -- a line that reached its apotheosis with "Cabaret" -- the moviemakers instead labor to set up a realistic framework involving (for instance) a nightclub or a synagogue, so that all the music is cued without artifice.