Sentence examples for and it embroiled from inspiring English sources

It was this assertion that eventually led to the more precise formulation of the law of mass action in the mid-19th century, and it embroiled him in a major controversy with the French chemist Joseph-Louis Proust starting in 1804.

As the controversy flared, it embroiled the Police Commission, Mayor Tom Bradley and City Atty.

And it has embroiled political figures on both sides of the Atlantic, whose views have largely broken down on political lines of their own.

The company had never produced a drug before, it had been delisted from Nasdaq a few months earlier for failure to file timely financial statements and it was embroiled in an ethical dispute in Thailand over human testing of another drug.

Its first was established in 2001, and it's been embroiled in drama stemming from its practice of bringing teachers from Turkey on temporary work visas.

As his church grew more prominent in the 1970s and '80s, it became embroiled in lawsuits over soliciting funds, acquiring property and recruiting followers.

Its digital strategy is still in development, and it has become embroiled with Attheraces, the troubled horse racing/betting channel.

At the time, Time Warner indicated that its acquisition strategy focused on bulking up its cable television operators through moves like buying the Adelphia Communications Corporation, and it was still embroiled in a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation over how America Online accounted for its revenue.

And it is constantly embroiled in disputes with foreign firms.

The selection of students into medical courses is a major issue for university medical schools and it is often embroiled in controversy [ 1- 3].

Just how badly became clear between 2006 and 2008 when it was embroiled in a mammoth bribery scandal.