It was one of numerous examples of how the boutique R.O.T.C. program at City College, once the largest in the nation, had become embattled as a symbol of American power.
"Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years -- Selections From the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum" presents the wardrobe of a woman who became embattled by the very forces she helped set in motion.
We become embattled with the ego.
And then there's Christmas itself, which has become embattled in recent years, co-opted by rampant commercialism, straight-jacketed by political correctness, and denuded of so much of its loveliness, holiness and mystery.
The researchers then looked more closely at six cities where police chiefs became embattled because of immigration disputes in their communities.
In 1995 Andrea Rich moved from being the administrator of University of California, Los Angeles, to being president and CEO of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), only to become embattled and lose her art director four years later.
For other reasons, however, EES became embattled financially and politically as a result of cuts in federal and state spending as well as cuts to the space program.
And he suggests that as CD sales fall (in the face of digital piracy and single-song downloads) and the music business becomes increasingly embattled, new artists will discover that Internet fame does not translate into the sort of sales or worldwide recognition enjoyed by earlier generations of musicians.
Increasingly, it becomes the embattled emotional architecture of the women's bodies you focus on, rather than the structure of the church.
Maduro, by contrast, has become increasingly embattled.
