Sentence examples for not involved enough from inspiring English sources

In earlier years, she says, Ms. Bonds was not involved enough in her daughter's schooling.

Critics have said Mr. Dellums was not involved enough in the negotiations.

"People are not involved enough in what's going on in their community," said Steven Landis, 56, of Hampton Bays.

He said Mr. Lieber inherited some difficult projects where residents were not involved enough in the planning and has tried to make amends by reaching out to them.

Camby, who said on Friday that he and Thomas were not involved enough in the offense, had 14 points and 14 rebounds; he shot n 5 of 11.

In this case, there's a Goldilocks problem with Pakistan — if they are too involved in talks, it will provoke a backlash that could destabilize Afghanistan, but if they're not involved enough they could be violent spoilers by continuing to shelter or field Taliban-like militias and client groups.

But some criticized the process, which they said did not involve enough consultation with the public.

Senior officials at the State Department thought the program, like many other USAID efforts in Afghanistan, did not involve enough collaboration with the Afghan government.

Britain's infrastructure plan, unveiled this week, is a start, but it does not involve enough new public investment.Public investment is not a panacea: Japan's government paved over half the country in failed bids to thwart stagnation with stimulus.

Obsession is the overarching theme, probably, but with a dubious premise and four unpleasant characters, the play is not involving enough to be as shocking as it aspires to be.

The problem is that the least-cost, least-risk route does not involve enough gas for the fracking-obsessed chancellor George Osborne and too many onshore wind farms for the vocal fringe of Tory backbenchers who have put Cameron's head in a spin.