Sentence examples for embroiled in a number of from inspiring English sources

Thomas Edison was embroiled in a number of patent disputes.

The company has been embroiled in a number of accusations of misogyny.

The EU is embroiled in a number of crises at present, one of which is a crisis of legitimacy.

And some countries, such as India, which is embroiled in a number of territorial disputes, even have strict laws on where their boundaries must be depicted on maps.

Lord Black, who is Hollinger's biggest shareholder, is embroiled in a number of disputes with the current directors over his stewardship of Hollinger, whose holdings include The Daily Telegraph in London, The Chicago Sun-Times and The Jerusalem Post.

Up until this point the 45-year-old had stubbornly refused to step down from office despite admitting last year that he had smoked crack cocaine while Mayor and becoming embroiled in a number of harmful allegations.

Will Mr. Obama be embroiled in an issue of his own during the next four years?

The Audit Commission was by no means perfect, but it was not embroiled in the number of financial scandals that the big four accountancy firms have been.

Page A4 SCANDAL AFTER VATICAN LEAKS The Vatican has become embroiled in a scandal in which a number of leaked documents have drawn back the curtains on the church's inner workings.

Coffee giant Starbucks has been embroiled in a tax controversy for a number of years.

In a 40-page memorandum, the Senate committee said: "Ireland has essentially functioned as a tax haven for Apple". Coffee giant Starbucks has been embroiled in a tax controversy for a number of years.