Sentence examples for more involvement with from inspiring English sources

"They covered the pill of more involvement with monetary sugar".

And criminal justice and child support reforms would also encourage more legal employment and more involvement with their children.

Factors helping to contribute to this include less isolation, greater levels of team work (although that brings its own problems), more involvement with supervisors and more of a regulated work ethos, with a requirement to attend daily laboratory sessions.

Lehman, the Indians' executive vice president for business, said the Indians have had more involvement with the Reds, including a defunct series of preseason exhibition games in Columbus for the Ohio Cup.

I joined CRI in October 2013, as I wanted to have more involvement with my community, and to have a tangible impact on the lives of vulnerable young people in my area.

The Reynoldses are both deaf and they have no children; walking the Murphys' dog led them to more involvement with Sedona and Patrick, and over time the Reynoldses have become like grandparents to them, babysitting while Maggie is at work, helping with projects around the house.

Doerr is alluding to the long-held (and now data-backed) belief that students are more likely to succeed, to graduate and to learn more effectively with more involvement at home and with parents that are actively involved in their student's educational career.

It concluded that the testing and assessment of genetically altered plants should be made "significantly more transparent and rigorous," with reviews by independent panels of experts, with more involvement of the public and with less secrecy.

"It became more and more an involvement with form, somewhere between abstraction and figuration," he said.

I drifted more and more toward involvement with the amateur scientific community.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I assume he'll turn to Biden, who all along has advocated a more modest involvement with more modest goals.