Sentence examples for closely entangled from inspiring English sources

Those critical of Vinson & Elkins's role in Enron say the firm was too closely entangled in the company's affairs to give impartial legal advice about its growing problems.

And fifty years ago, as today, groups with these beliefs, far from being banished to the fringe of political life, were closely entangled and intertwined with Senators and Congressmen and right-wing multi-millionaires.

As the United States pursues its campaign against terrorism, it finds itself called on to deal with other regional issues, this one closely entangled with its efforts to combat the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

ARMAGH, Northern Ireland — As the sexual abuse scandal sweeps through the Roman Catholic Church in Europe and the United States, there are few places where dismay and confusion among worshipers strikes as deep a chord as here in Armagh, seat of the embattled cardinal whose fate has become closely entangled with the widening controversy facing Pope Benedict XVI.

The curved, short, and closely entangled nanowires of CoO sample, which was derived from room temperature precursor, yielded excellent electrochemical performance.

In these systems, hydrogeological and chemical processes are closely entangled and their interdependency has been analyzed in detail, notably with respect to redox reactions, kinetics of mineralogical evolution and hydrodynamic migration of species of interest.

However, don't place the hooks too closely together as necklaces could become entangled.

He is much more concerned with his fellow faculty members, in whose lives he becomes deeply entangled, and with the fact that his every move is being closely monitored.

He became entangled and stumbled.

All, naturally, become entangled.

Emwazi remained entangled with MI5.