Sentence examples for relatively uninvolved from inspiring English sources

Admissions is another area where I have been relatively uninvolved, and it's also a part of the president's job.

Particularly at the beginning, the leadership of the P.L.O., then in exile in Tunis, was relatively uninvolved.

Another study proposes that, in each case examined, "the mother-child relationship became unusually intense and conflict-laden," while the fathers "were uniformly passive and remained relatively uninvolved".

Mr. Holder's supporters portray him as having been a relatively uninvolved bystander caught in a Clinton-era controversy, the remarkable granting of a last-minute pardon by President Bill Clinton to a fugitive from justice.

But the size of today's teams makes this unrealistic and those executives who end up relatively uninvolved in key decision-making become disengaged, as they come to realize they've been handed a rubber stamp rather than the brass ring.

Her two brothers, both also in California, were relatively uninvolved, but she plunged into the breach as daughters will do, forming a triangulated relationship with her struggling parents as complicated and unsatisfactory as any other threesome.

Nevertheless, many independents and nonvoters are poorly informed politically and relatively uninterested and uninvolved in politics.

The transcript level of immunoglobulin subunit in pterygium was relatively lower as compared to uninvolved conjunctiva.

Using this approach, we show that, as a proportion of CD3+ T-cells, tumour infiltrating CD8+ and Granzyme B+ cytotoxic T-cells as well as FoxP3+ Treg were relatively enriched in primary and metastatic tumours when compared to uninvolved lymphoid tissue.

Briem and Snyder-Mackler [ 55] reported that hip abduction was greater for the involved limb compared to the uninvolved limb when the heel first strikes the floor and remained relatively more abducted throughout stance phase.

Nigel Martis-Smith is completely uninvolved.