Sentence examples for avoid becoming embroiled from inspiring English sources
Education and prevention is essential: understanding how to avoid becoming embroiled in this criminal activity and the repercussions.
James is eager to avoid becoming embroiled in a relegation scrap as he tries to impress England manager Fabio Capello.
As alarming as these outbursts were, until the 1840s, reporters played them down, in part to avoid becoming embroiled in fights themselves.
"Newt was quite a pragmatist," said a Republican official who was involved in the fee increase debate and spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid becoming embroiled in the current Republican race.
He is said by some who have been briefed on his recent activities — and who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid becoming embroiled in post-merger politics — to be chagrined at having had to dismiss so many people.
But talking about teaching quality – though there are controversies involved – is less contentious than structural issues, so there is a temptation to play the latter down to avoid becoming embroiled in too much conflict.
The four black male protagonists have lived through oppression and narrowly avoided becoming embroiled in gangsterism.
In the shorter term, attention is likely to fall on the White House, which has studiously avoided becoming embroiled, in public at least, in a controversy that harks back to the post 9/11 years of George W Bush. Obama ended the CIA detention program when he came into office and declared its interrogation technique amounted to torture.
Restricting access to legalized medical assistance to those whose suffering is less likely to be disputed avoids becoming embroiled in needless controversy.
An enhanced majority mechanism, in the current circumstances, can help to avoid the Queen becoming embroiled in a constitutional crisis over the dissolution of parliament.
And by not becoming embroiled in too many legislative fights, he also largely avoided criticism on those contentious issues he ducked.
