Sentence examples for So entangled from inspiring English sources

Electrons are trapped inside atoms, so entangled electrons can't talk directly at long distance.

Slowly, Manne's life becomes so entangled with Smith's that the two men become literally indistinguishable.

"By getting so entangled in compromises, they endangered the purity of the tax reform and everybody was confused," he added.

What he did not need was a novice, particularly one whose emotions are so entangled in the club.

Masback became so entangled in an administrative web that he lost sight of the most important commodity: the athletes.

Horns have been known to become so entangled that the animals can't separate themselves and both animals die of starvation.

Indeed, a Democrat familiar with the Obama transition team said in 2008 that Ms. Pritzker's family had resisted any nomination because their assets were so entangled.

This often means giving jobs to political apparatchiks: Chinese firms are so entangled with the Communist Party that people have started talking about "red entrepreneurs".

The team then introduces time delays that ensure the photons arrive at the beam splitters simultaneously and so become entangled.

Men became lost during the night, and by dawn they were so hopelessly entangled that the attack was postponed until April 6, a perhaps fatal error.

Los Angeles is so thoroughly entangled with the history of surfing, it's surprising the city's main industry hasn't made more films about the sport.