Sentence examples similar to involved much to from inspiring English sources

Her forthcoming CD also involves much to challenge, reward and astonish.

There were not too many surprises, actually, since my previous job involved much consulting to environmental non-governmental organizations (ENGOs).

Not involved much in the second half.

Hansman hasn't studied Moller's designs or looked at the specific engineering involved much less been out to Moller's California labs where tours are conducted the third Thursday of every month.

Either way, one player unlikely to be involved much longer is Christian Panucci, who has said he wants to leave.

Nor do those arrests appear to have involved much work by American law enforcement officials.

And the interesting part of the story is that they want to be involved much more in political life".

Now they have got it, and the interesting part of the story is that they want to be involved much more in political life".

I know that's ageist, sexist, completely uncalled for and totally unfair to everybody involved, much more so the female artists than the male critic giving them press, but that's why it's called a "gross thought".

Still, nearly everybody considers participation as important and, with a few exceptions, the vast majority would like to be involved much more actively.

Certainly, one major development in LBP research since the late 1980's and early 1990's is that psychosocial factors have been shown to be involved much earlier in the course of LBP than was originally thought.