Sentence examples for more involved when from inspiring English sources

My dad took it hard, maybe because he was more involved when it happened.

"It's not just about, 'Just come and play, and let's have that program.' There is much more involved when you have 140 people traveling," Mr. Mehta added.

Some of the same countries have launched a renewed push to get the ITU more involved when the treaty that defines its remit is up for renegotiation next year.

Poor first-half from the Southampton skipper but he got more involved when Hodgson made his changes after the break.

In contrast, the right inferior frontal gyrus was found to be more involved when task demands were stronger for response inhibition.

The task of characterizing reduction is more involved when the reduction is heterogeneous that is, when the reduced theory contains terms or concepts that do not appear in the reducing theory.

Nonetheless, it must be said that the show is far more involving when Pinter's speech is used as a spine on which to hang scenes from his dramas.

Bray met Beckett in 1956 during the production of his radio play All That Fall, and they became more closely involved when she helped him with Embers, his second BBC commission, in 1959.

While there will always be a ballpark guess on viewership, there's much more measurement involved when commercials inspire people to tweet.

More SBAs were involved when complications and emergencies occurred.

I knew more than faddism was involved when a friend, a large-dog person, sheepishly confessed that her next dog would be on the little size of small.