Sentence examples for some level of involvement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harris honors a few basic principles of entertainment: that audiences want some level of involvement, and that they don't want to see things done by rote.

–The SEC cited a company's chief executive officer and/or chief financial officer for some level of involvement in 89% of fraud cases studied.

This landmark approach to higher education, which started as the result of David Sloan Wilson's efforts in Binghamton in 2003, has proven so successful that we now have a consortium of 40+ schools that have some level of involvement in this approach to undergraduate education.

This threshold determines for each feature whether a read should be considered highly erroneous (see Table 2) requiring some level of involvement from a domain expert (e.g. errors in clinical cancer data vs. errors within yeast population sets).

The vast majority of participants reported some level of involvement in moderate physical activity, i.e. that which could be considered activity over and above the general activity of day-to-day life, such as brisk walking, golfing, housecleaning, etc. Close to three-quarters of participants (71.7%) reported that they are moderately active for at least 4 hours per week.

These results suggest some level of adult involvement in child-only households.

Respondents identified a variety of different stakeholder groups whom they had some level of formal involvement with.

The majority of husbands whose wives utilized professional delivery care exhibited some level of emotional involvement with their wives during pregnancy and childbirth.

Five (45 %) of the respondents reported being employed and 10 (91 %) of the respondents reported some level of criminal justice involvement either in the form of probation or parole.

The concept of diaspora defined here as a migrant community oriented towards some level of socio-political involvement with the 'home' country, though not necessarily dedicated to return differentiates such groups (though neither neatly nor finally) from assumptions that migrants ultimately integrate and assimilate where they settle (Brah, 2005; Quayson & Daswani, 2013).

If the DTP gains industry-wide momentum and its founding partners cooperate in good faith rather than at some bare minimum level of involvement, it could lower the barrier for people to experiment with new apps.