Sentence examples for none that involves from inspiring English sources

But there's no visible way to get there from here–at any rate none that involves a painless and risk-free passage.

There are still very few general models of the evolution of reversible plasticity [9], [49], and to our knowledge, none that involves the population physiological structure needed to address the evolution of flexibility in life history traits.

There are abundant recent examples of private collection shows at American museums, but none that involve both a trustee and a guest curator close to the trustee.

There are many measures of literary success, but none that involve a world writers spend so much time claiming to disdain.

Ryan enumerated plenty of encouraging developments from the victory — 176 yards rushing, improved pass protection, only four penalties — but none that involved the quarterback position.

Henry Waxman, Edward Markey and Diana DeGette reported that although the EPA requires permits for hydraulic fracturing that involves diesel none of the companies that admitted using diesel have sought or received permits".

Chief Moose would not say what was settled at a meeting of regional law enforcement leaders on Wednesday except that was an "extremely productive" session that involved none of the infighting critics might expect from the unusual multijurisdictional force.

(Although none that I witnessed involved actors manhandling theatergoers as they did in London at "You Me Bum Bum Train").

Asked if there were any discussions with those officials about the possible perils of the visit, Mr. Tompkins said none that he was involved in.

Mr. Danneskiold, the laboratory spokesman, said that none of the messages represented a threat to national security and that none involved the transfer of computer data from the lab's classified network to an unclassified network.

Some CLIMEX and DYMEX (Maywald et al. [2007]) models have employed growth responses that have been parameterised based on trial observations (Kriticos et al. [2009]), few have used phenological observations to infer cardinal temperatures (De Villiers et al. [2012]), and none that we know of have involved perennial species.