Sentence examples for embroiled in issues from inspiring English sources

Chief Steckler finds himself embroiled in issues he never imagined.

More than a decade after the triumph at the Stade de France of a multicolored team, the French government and its soccer federation are again embroiled in issues of ethnicity.

It has been embroiled in issues of politics, policy, race, and national identity from the very beginning (Taylor 1998).

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

Long embroiled in legal issues, this unique collaborative project is now a posthumous official release following this year's tragic suicides of both Mark Linkous, aka Sparklehorse, and contributor Vic Chesnutt.

GDP growth: 3.5% GDP per head: $1,350 (PPP: $3,250) Inflation: 6.9% Budget balance (% GDP) -6.2 Population: 185.8mTerror groups suspended hostilities against the centre-right PML (N) party ahead of the 2013 election, but have renewed their campaign with vigour since its victory, and the new government is more heavily embroiled in security issues than many had expected.

"You become embroiled in untenable issues".

The other two bus startups got embroiled in regulatory issues and ended up in the deadpool.

But the project became embroiled in legal issues and after a court ruling against the plan, Marin supervisors said they would no longer support Marincello; Gulf Oil dropped its backing by 1970.

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

A scant three years after the end of the Civil War, the United States was embroiled in the issue of suffrage for African American men, and many suffragists notably those who formed the American Woman Suffrage Association—felt it necessary to postpone the fight for woman suffrage.