Sentence examples for it becoming involved from inspiring English sources

The convection diminished while the hurricane accelerated toward the New Jersey coast, due to it becoming involved with the low to the west.

This is what it says – but what does it say?" Becoming involved in bigger arguments seems to be an occupational hazard for a linguist.

Mr. Platt doesn't linger overly long on the parallels between this civil war and America's, but it is among his central points that Britain's disastrous intervention, for trade reasons, on the side of the dynasty in this Chinese war prevented it from becoming involved in ours.

The special rapporteur, a law professor at New York University, rejects the bank's argument that a "political prohibition" clause prevents it from becoming involved in the "political affairs of any member" and that its decisions can be governed only by economic considerations.

Now SAIC says it rules out becoming involved with MG Rover again while it is in administration or buying it as a going concern.

"If you discourage kids from getting into that first bit of bother, it stops them becoming involved in criminal activity down the line".

The Harper Government's concerns of extremists coming to power in Damascus appear to have warned it away from becoming involved at all.

In 2008, an old video surfaced of Mills wearing a mink coat she had owned in 1989, but explained to reporters that she had bought it years before becoming involved in animal rights organisations or vegetarianism.

But it can also mean becoming involved in power struggles.

In some measure, part of the challenge that the Obama administration faces in trying to rally support at home for a punitive strike in Syria is the result of the deep ambivalence it has expressed about becoming involved in the conflict.

Some Danes have regretted it ever since: it has prevented them from becoming involved in the European Union's proposed rapid-reaction force, and even from EU mine-clearing in Kosovo.