Sentence examples for louder involvement from inspiring English sources

It is the importance of the freedom of navigation and of overflight that has given America its pretext for louder involvement.

A loud opponent of American involvement in Vietnam, which he viewed as an extension of white oppression of nonwhites, Mr. Bevel was instrumental in Dr. King's increasingly vocal opposition to the war.

Calls for increased U.S. involvement have grown louder in recent days, following the White House's revelation that it believes Assad has used chemical weapons.

Indeed, Van Campen et al. (2002) reported an elevation of 8-hydroxy-2′-deoxyguanosine in brain and liver (besides the higher cochlear involvement) of rats exposed to loud noise (120 dB).

It's loud, fast and messy, without contributing to your involvement in the moment.

Notre Dame is staking a loud claim that he got duped and had no involvement.

Without your involvement, the unhappy customers will be the loudest voices talking about your brand.

The TPers' loud and forceful message is simple: less regulation and less government involvement, despite the obviously tragic results of this philosophy - adhered to fanatically by the last administration - with which we are still living.

It is not a new debate but the call from advertisers to have a closer involvement in programming as ad slots lose their impact is becoming louder.

But there will be others, and today's modest evangelizing for involvement will likely prove to be a prelude to something much louder.

The proposed involvement of Edison in managing the district, which has 200,000 students, drew loud opposition from many quarters, including Mayor John F. Street, the teachers' union, parents' groups and several community organizations.