Sentence examples for embroiled in difficulties of from inspiring English sources

The London School of Economics became embroiled in difficulties of its own with an oppressive regime when it emerged in 2011 that it had close links with the government of Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya, including accepting training contracts worth millions and a donation from the dictator's son Seif al-Islam Qaddafi.

The settlement of large numbers of anarchic tribesmen in Egypt, with tribal ties and allegiances elsewhere in the empire, meant that Egypt often became embroiled in political difficulties with the central government.

After getting embroiled in tax difficulties in Britain, he settled permanently in Antibes, where he kept a flat around the corner from Cloetta's.

The charity was embroiled in financial difficulties amid claims its misspent public funds, following a £3 million grant handed out by the government shortly before it closed down.

Suddenly it seems that it is French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, not his archrival, President Jacques Chirac, who is embroiled in legal difficulties.

Also at this time Brighton works staff were embroiled in the difficulties associated with Bulleid's experimental and problematic Leader class.

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

He falls in love with a local surgeon and becomes embroiled in the life of one of her elderly patients.

It hasn't come without difficulty, as Gurley sued then-CEO Travis Kalanick in 2017 and became embroiled in months of high-profile boardroom drama.

And yet aren't we all embroiled in systems of oppression that while they advantage us force others to live out with difficulty on faults and on seacoasts?

In December 2001, it was embroiled in one of the most spectacular bankruptcies in modern corporate history.