Sentence examples for embroiled in many from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Arroyo, 62, has survived several impeachment efforts, but her administration has been embroiled in many scandals involving corruption and has been accused of involvement in the extrajudicial killing and abduction of hundreds of activists.

In the late 1990s the church was embroiled in many trials (often on the grounds of defamation or for financial issues), losing most of them.

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

And by not becoming embroiled in too many legislative fights, he also largely avoided criticism on those contentious issues he ducked.

For 12 years the DRC had been embroiled in what many viewed as an African "world war," fought with the assistance of Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Chad against insurgent groups from Uganda and Rwanda.

The English had long had wars with France and had an on and off relationship with Spain - a powerful nation at the time, but the people of England feared not only the religious conflicts but being embroiled in Spain's many conflicts.

Meeting Barlow at his London studio, I find him embroiled in one of his many charity projects.

These "bad hearts" are exposed for what they really are when it is revealed that the invalids have been embroiled in an affair for many years.

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.

"The prosecution theory is of a fairly complicated and carefully planned military-style operation involving many people embroiled in a web of deceit," he said.

During visits to Southeast Asian nations, Mr. Abe has tried to cast Japan as a reliable partner that can help offset the growing influence of China, which has been embroiled in heated territorial disputes with many nations in the region.