Sentence examples for are now entangled from inspiring English sources

By virtue of this measurement, the two clouds are now entangled.

These health care needs are now entangled in the fiercely partisan debate over the economic stimulus package in the Senate.

Sheffield and Boras are now entangled in a union grievance over the commission on a contract that Sheffield believes Boras had nothing to do with.

The two sides are now entangled over the issue of reciprocity, a way of reducing the central idea of the Oslo accords -- land for peace -- to a legalistic debate over which party is abiding by the 1997 agreement to place the West Bank city of Hebron largely under Palestinian control.

In other words, the two atoms are now entangled.

That mangles the message, and those two clouds are now entangled, too.

Justly or not, America's stance on this conflict is now entangled in its own interests and alliances in the Middle East and the wider Muslim world.

But that memorable evening, it is now known, was also foreboding for Mr. Ognibene, who is now entangled in a corruption investigation that might spell his political ruin.

But it is only part of a much larger, and far messier, battle between Mr. Bouvier and the Russian billionaire, Dmitry Rybolovlev, a battle in which Sotheby's is now entangled.

And his 1996 Senate campaign, which is now entangled in a federal investigation that has brought guilty pleas from six contributors, was also a political liability, according to a private poll that the state party conducted over the weekend.

One week later, Cliven, Ammon and Ryan were formally indicted on 16 felony offenses in Nevada federal court for crimes stemming from the 2014 standoff, meaning Ammon and Ryan were now entangled in two major criminal cases.