Sentence examples for which actually involved from inspiring English sources

2. Lars Svensson's solution for a liquidity trap — which actually involved devaluing first, then raising the inflation target — was clever.

After conflicting accounts and surveillance footage came to light, Lochte admitted that he had fabricated his version of the morning's events, which actually involved an inebriated Lochte's damaging a gas-station bathroom, after which he and the other swimmers gave money to armed security guards to pay for the damages.

And MAD TV did a hilarious skit which actually involved the iPad as a feminine hygiene product.

That's a far cry from the original system, which actually involved new members coming into the office to pick up their new physical membership cards.

In the third and fourth weeks artists will construct a rough storyboard, which actually involves as much writing as drawing.

Dural calcifications, which are a result of calcium salt deposition, should not be confused with dural ossifications, which actually involves new bone formation [29].

Furthermore, the functions (u^{mathfrak{d}_{p}}) and the formal series (hat{u}) have a fine structure which actually involves two different Gevrey orders of asymptotics.

SR image formation improves the ability to resolve two closely spaced scatterers in comparison with the Nyquist resolution limit [4], which actually involves uncertainty as the dimension of the image is required to be higher than that of the measurements.

The car which is actually involved in accident is equipped with tamper-proof component to resist against propagation of fake identities.

Since all these haplotypes had consistently T allele at TaqI site and either of the two alleles at FokI, BsmI and ApaI sites, in order to decipher which alleles were actually involved, we studied the LD pattern between the predisposing HLA-DR3 with each of these alleles at the four SNP sites separately.

The next possible development involves specifying which genes are actually involved in the reaction of interest for a specific organism.