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Meanings of involve more in English

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Usage of involve more in English
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Importantly, seminars involve more critical debate and discussion led by the students.
The Guardian
2
Unfortunately, that might involve more of Larry in the blue cocktail dress.
Finger lickin' fifteen
3
The cases did not involve more serious meningitis caused by bacteria.
Reuters
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A limited partnership, limited liability company, and corporation involve more work.
Reuters
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So exporting could involve more red tape and more costs for UK firms.
BBC
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Which is great, as long as it doesn't involve more twerking.
The Guardian
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Many forms of slavery involve more than one of these elements.
Reuters
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But this trip was to involve more vehicles, more connections and more time.
The South African
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Visual effects in movies and TV usually involve more than meets the eye.
Wired
10
Hazards posed by volcanoes involve more than lava flows and clouds of ash.
Radio NZ
11
Perhaps feeding could involve more than simply replenishing necessary energies.
Dhampir
12
Great grilling and barbecuing involve more than following accepted techniques and endless ingredient jockeying.
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
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Downing Street sources say the reshuffle will involve more than tinkering with the cabinet.
The Guardian
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The new design of lorry would involve more such changes in industry practice, said Cavenett.
The Guardian
15
The Solidarity trial will involve more than 100 countries.
BBC
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That would involve more independent boards, starting with more dynamic supervision in the state sector.
Reuters
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Involve more across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common