Sentence examples for involved very much from inspiring English sources

And I want to thank all who have been involved very much.

Quisenberry said critics – namely, teachers' unions – who point to DeVos' political influence usually "are involved very much in the same influence on the other side" "What the [Detroit commission] was about was whose political influence was going to win out," he said.

There are some places where the CIO is sitting right at the table and in other places the CIO is not involved very much.

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"Of course, two years later the politicians would no longer be in those positions, maybe not involved very much in politics afterwards, so what do they care?

It's a very tough industry, and you have to be involved very much, and you have to sacrifice other areas of your life.

Rather than ethnic divisions involving quite separate processes from those through which inequality has its effects, they involve very much the same processes that account for why poorer and lower-status groups are also stigmatised.

Yet the single-minded pursuit of low inflation also revealed a remarkable ignorance of earlier periods of economic instability which didn't involve very much inflation, at least not of the conventional kind.

He saw what I did all day, and it didn't involve very much quality interaction with students.

"She's going to pay for a lack of faith people had in the process which seemed to not involve very much community engagement," he said.

The second step of the procedure involves recombination of one BAC onto another and the fragments of DNA involved are very much larger.