Sentence examples for involved warning from inspiring English sources
The company said that other information, including credit card numbers, might have been involved, warning customers to "remain vigilant" by monitoring for identity theft or financial losses.
He directly urged the health secretary, John Reid, to accelerate redevelopment at a hospital site in Sunderland in which his own architecture charity was involved, warning bluntly that "chickens will come home to roost" in Reid's government department if action was not taken.
September 8: Following more details around the expansiveness (and expensiveness) of the exchange program, the FAA gets involved, warning passengers against flying with the device.
Cameron himself "privately discouraged Oakeshott from getting involved, warning that she would get caught in crossfire between us", Ashcroft said.
The rights group Reprieve became involved, warning the government might have breached its own guidelines over not assisting overseas criminal cases where it was possible the defendants, as with Zaw Lin and Wai Phyo, could be executed.
It's more involved (warning: you may have to mail-order an ingredient), but worth the trouble.
It is a subset of gossip that involves warning other people about untrustworthy others.
Aggressive mimicry, for which the phrase "a wolf in sheep's clothing" is an apt description, does not involve warning mechanisms.
With most of the wave of smoking bans being so new, early enforcement has generally involved warnings, a tactic Bangor will start with, along with a radio campaign.
Details of what that action will entail, however, have not been stated but could involve warning notices, fines or prosecution.
The pressure involves warnings, watch lists, surveillance, court cases, harassment lawsuits and threats of arrest on charges of sedition.
