Sentence examples similar to make it involved from inspiring English sources

Although auto-disable syringes are now as cheap to make, it involves changing over the production process, which is expensive.

When the original sculptures of the Parthenon were made it involved the collaboration between quarrymen and carvers who engaged in intense physical toil.

One of the things that makes it involving, however, is a look at the carefully planned and executed mechanics of the lawsuit, the behind-the-scenes complexities that don't often get any kind of public exposure.

As several studies have made clear, it involves substantial costs ('cost discovery') (Hausmann and Rodrik 2003).

There are many ways to make it, all involving red wine, fruit juice and ice, and sometimes brandy.

When discussing barriers to involving clients in treatment decision-making, several clinicians also volunteered facilitators, or factors that make it possible, to involve clients in such decision-making.

Making it happen involved getting heavy materials to each site, and this time horse and wagon gave way to helicopter airlifts and all-terrain vehicles.

Mr. Glover added: "We're trying to make it easier to be involved and get more people involved".

I can only ask for forgiveness and try to make it up to all involved". .

When progress is being made, it often involves the mixed blessing of coltan.

The play is definitely thought-provoking but also staged with a cool detachment that makes it less involving than it ought to be.