Sentence examples for continue to be embroiled from inspiring English sources

As more banks continue to be embroiled in the rate-rigging scandal, a number of financial institutions, including Rabobank Groep of the Netherlands and Raiffeisen Bank International of Austria, have left the panel that sets Euribor.

Trump, conceivably, could avoid these sorts of errors — although his latest statement, that he'd be willing to shut down the federal government to deprive Planned Parenthood of funding, suggests that he'll continue to be embroiled in controversy.

As we continue to be embroiled in the global battle against the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), there has been an ongoing evolution in the understanding of the molecular mode of sexual transmission of HIV.

DirecTV and Viacom continue to be embroiled in a nasty fight over carriage fees, with consumers still unable to view networks like MTV, Nickelodeon, or Comedy Central after several days.

While the EPA scrambles to enforce the Clean Water Act and a Republican-controlled Congress attempts to defund strip-mining regulatory measures, and various state agencies continue to be embroiled in Big Coal machinations, millions of pounds of devastating explosives are detonated daily across mountain communities in central Appalachia.

But the legal action, which was launched last year, continues to be embroiled in preliminary hearings.

The bank continues to be embroiled in controversy over its role in mortgage foreclosures around the country.

Maruti Suzuki India continues to be embroiled in a crisis after the company and its agitating workers failed to break a deadlock on Monday (Indian Express).

The investigations come at a time when District 29, which encompasses Laurelton, Rosedale and Springfield Gardens, continues to be embroiled in turmoil over a permanent replacement for Ms. Miller.

Maruti Suzuki continues to be embroiled in a battle between workers and management, and the labor department of Haryana said Monday that it would no longer be involved in negotiations.

The Middle East continued to be embroiled in strife, there was a war in the Balkans and one terrorist incident after another, and, of course, the attack on the World Trade Centre in New York in 2001.