Sentence examples for becoming enmeshed from inspiring English sources

Can the United States arm the rebels and avoid becoming enmeshed in another Middle East war?

It would expose China to the charge of becoming enmeshed in European politics.

Other nations, like China, have bet their future on becoming enmeshed in it.

Becoming enmeshed in Afghanistan's opaque tribal politics is not a good exit strategy.

But fibres are becoming enmeshed in gastrointestinal tracts of some fish Mason and her students have examined.

On Monday, Mouzalas had accused countries along the Balkan corridor of becoming enmeshed in "an outburst of scaremongering".

Africa is at risk of becoming, among other things, a continent of lost stories as nation after nation becomes enmeshed not only in warfare but in the fight against AIDS.

The two men's fates become enmeshed.

The concept of chronic pain has become enmeshed with depression.

Design thinking is becoming more enmeshed in all aspects of SHC's workings, Vyas said.

Their argument has struck a deep chord at a time when China is becoming more enmeshed with the global community, national leaders pay homage to the "rule of law" and the public is increasingly fed up with arbitrary police powers.