Sentence examples for involved something to from inspiring English sources

This will give all involved something to think about for next time.

Similar poops to this are Dinner Pingas Poops, which will involve something to do with the king and Dr. Robotnik from the older "Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog" series.

The panel, he said, generally agreed that the 1992 test involved something akin to the W-88 primary.

With so many factors involved, something is likely to go wrong.

They analyzed the ideas to see if they involved something of critical value to a customer.

The "biggest single item" on the bill for closing down the Independent involved something else: the need to reverse out of a decade-long printing contract with Trinity Mirror.

There is overwhelming support for the parties and the media agreeing a format between them, without the regulators getting involved, something 76% would like to see, against 20% who disagree with that.

Recent judicial decisions suggest such a doctrine can be applied in limited ways — to situations involving something similar to actual knowledge of the relevant facts, and deliberate action to avoid confirming a high likelihood of wrongdoing.

Faymann soon rowed back from the announcement, saying the plan had yet to be finalised and could involve something closer to a "gate with side parts".

This is the last section on "scattering and spectral" theory although it involves something closer to diffusion than scattering and the connection to spectral theory is weak.

There is a "creative collusion" that can involve something close to "telepathy".