Sentence examples for involved more so from inspiring English sources

He was very strong for his age group," says Hall. "He could also score goals too and we felt he needed to be involved more, so we played him up front, before we settled on playing him in midfield at about 13".

It will also involve more so-called mini-Holland schemes in suburbs, which involve reducing through-traffic on quiet residential streets, and more than a dozen quietway routes along back streets.

Different from the delay-partitioning approach used in [28], when the delay-partitioning number becomes larger, there are involved more decision variables, so that the conditions become more complicated and the computational cost increases.

Doing so involved more risk and effort than anyone should have to face in seeking alternative approaches to their own cancer care.

Biden said the suggestions he had heard so far involved more than "just closing the gunshow loophole".

Local news reports explained that cheerleading involved more participants and cost less, so the move was basically an effort to use money more efficiently.

American military intervention has so far involved more than 150 airstrikes on Isis positions, mostly around the strategic Mosul dam and other sites in northern Iraq.

Getting to that opening would have involved more time than we had, so we opted for Dogfish Bar, which is less than a half-hour's drive from my home in West Tisbury.

Doing so has involved more than a little frustration and learning on the fly, but despite taking on the added responsibilities of patrol checkpoints, reports of suspicious packages and sorting through the rubble of ground zero, the department has continued to succeed in its core mission: reducing crime.

Redeker's disclosures also follow by several months extensive press coverage of an outbreak of delta virus in Worcester, Mass., which has so far involved more than 200 people since late 1983.

The best thing about one-piece suits is that they involve more fabric, so it's much easier to find one that flatters.