Sentence examples for embroiled in conflicts from inspiring English sources
Zürich became embroiled in conflicts with neighbouring territories, but economic growth continued relatively unimpeded.
His case against becoming embroiled in conflicts that require counterinsurgency operations is strong". "Restraint makes an eloquent case for a new grand strategy.
Mr Hagel's strategy assumes that America will not become embroiled in conflicts on the scale of Iraq, but will carry out nimbler operations.
The two countries whose territory ISIS has captured, Iraq and Syria, are embroiled in conflicts that are almost entirely demarcated by religion.
Tribes from across Yemen have historically been embroiled in conflicts, but so far few squabbles have taken place among those who have joined the main protest in Sana, their leaders and other protesters said.
Powerful classes of chiefs and priests arrived and established themselves but became embroiled in conflicts that were similar to the feudal struggles in Europe, with complicated land rights at the centre of the disputes.
Similarly, employees embroiled in conflict in the workplace can often leverage their differences to create value.
While Serbia remained embroiled in conflict with its neighbors, Slovenia experienced significant economic growth.
"In 2003, on the eve of the Iraq war, director Iara Lee embarked on a journey to better understand a world increasingly embroiled in conflict.
Unfortunately, however, the outsider lens is rarely the default option when we are facing major negotiation or are embroiled in conflict.
