Sentence examples for later involvement from inspiring English sources

And I haven't even mentioned McKinney's later involvement in dog cloning... but that's another non-story.

It would be interesting to know what the Cubans felt about their later involvement in Angola.

Later involvement of the face, bulbar muscles, limbs, and trunk is common.

Nearly as much space is devoted to the picaresque and not terribly momentous adventures of the young Franklin as there is to his later involvement in the colonies' fight for independence.

The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the later involvement, at the request of Saudi Arabia, of Western countries mainly the United States in ridding Kuwait of Iraqi presence caused a deep rift in the league.

Perhaps his early start with music, along with his later involvement in musical pedagogy, accounts for why Brooks was so intrigued by Electronic Music in the Classroom, an ultra-rare recording that was the byproduct of a course implemented at several home counties schools in 75-76 and which he has reissued through his just-launched downloads-only label Café Kaput.

Most of her adventures in this novel — from Utah to the Village to her later involvements with violent leftists in Rome — occur because she just gets in the way of them.

For example, former male Finnish world class athletes were found to be more active than their non-competitive controls [79], and participation in physical activity at a young age predicted later life involvement, which reduced the prevalence of coronary heart disease [80].

Dmitrichenko initially admitted to being behind it, but later denied involvement.

Children's services may also be able to identify girls who face a significant risk of later gang involvement.

On Thursday, Amrozi bin Nurhasyim, the "smiling bomber", who was photographed laughing after his arrest and later admitted involvement in the Bali attack, was found guilty and sentenced to execution.