Sentence examples for involved noted from inspiring English sources

"If you examine all the major corporate scandals of the past 25 years, none of them occurred where a private-equity firm was involved," noted Henry Kravis, one of the founders of KKR, in a recent speech.

But what ultimately has proved most compelling about "Fifth of July" (the play takes place during the Independence Day holiday in 1977) was its thematic timeliness, said James Houghton, the Signature's artistic director: virtually everyone involved noted that the play has a resonance today, with the threat of a foreign war and questions about its motivation.

Other interrogations revealed in the documents include those involving Omar Deghayes, seized from a house in Lahore in May 2002, who was treated disdainfully by the British agents who visited him, and an unidentified prisoner held in Kabul, under the heading, "Warriors 14/1," about whom the agents involved noted only, "Interview conditions: cold beaten up".

The randomization was conducted according to a computerized randomization schedule among nine trials, four reports specified the varied methods of randomization and the other 14 reports did not give detailed information although they involved noted randomization.

When matches go wrong, there can be a number of factors involved, notes Shelagh Beckett, independent consultant in adoption and fostering.

A report after the Finland conference listed the 10 corporate divisions that were involved, noting that their executives were "also part of this dynamic delegation".

While the vessel's fate remained a mystery, marine shipping experts tended to discount the idea that piracy was involved, noting that the ship was relatively small and carrying a low-value cargo of wood.

Hours before Mr. Hernandez's arrest, some neighbors remained skeptical that he was involved, noting the lack of forensic evidence and the fact that other suspects had surfaced over the years, only to be dismissed.

She insisted that Mr. Edwards was "available" and that his marriage was over before she got involved, noting archly that a husband is not property that can be "stolen".

There are no fees involved, notes Google.

The FBI is now involved, noting the e-mails are "a viable threat," according to Beth.