Sentence examples for embroiled by a from inspiring English sources

They prefer to be known for preaching about peace and loving thy neighbour, but Ghana's celebrity pastors are becoming embroiled by a rather ungodly row.

In 1999, Martin dropped Ramcharan, who was embroiled by a scandal where he botched organizing a bonspiel, and replaced him with Carter Rycroft, an upstart junior curler.

In a region embroiled by perennial geopolitical and socioeconomic turmoil, Dubai aims to not only be a shining star, it aims to be a global benchmark.

It is not the first time Clarkson has been embroiled by controversy that has led to him being celebrated by some as a challenger of "political correctness".

The response was the same when other winners were embroiled by transgressions, like jail sentences.

Yvonne Vera is a Zimbabwean writer in her late thirties, whose previous work has confronted the bitter hardships of her countrywomen, embroiled by the political and judicial turmoil of the past sixty years.

But if David Cameron had had his way, we could have been embroiled by now – more than we already are – in yet another Middle East war.

Some critics laid the blame for the mess — in which employees tipped off favored clients ahead of securities offerings — on the Lehman transaction, though the firm had been embroiled by criminal acts in the 1990s.

The company's MSN online service has long lagged well behind America Online, but MSN is starting to close the gap since AOL became embroiled by distractions arising from its merger with Time Warner.

Together with a series of devastating droughts (in 1800 03, 1812, and 1816 18), this competition may better account for the debilitating wars in which the larger northern Nguni chiefdoms in Zululand were embroiled by the second decade of the century; indeed, oral sources attribute the first battles to conflicts over land.

In a racially fueled Reddit thread centered around Enin's story, many users embroiled by his sweeping acceptance run say he only got in because of his race.