Sentence examples for embroiled in one of from inspiring English sources
The vote came after Cameron and Ed Miliband were embroiled in one of the most serious disagreements on foreign policy in a generation when Craig Oliver, Cameron's director of communications, accused Miliband of giving succour to the Syrian regime by refusing to agree to a Commons vote on military action.
She's a young, competent, independent politician in a state whose senatorial scion, Ted Stevens, has just been renominated despite being deeply embroiled in one of the most egregious and longstanding instances of Republican corruption on the Hill.
A few hours after General Swannack's appearance in Baghdad, a unit of the 82nd Airborne on patrol in Falluja, 35 miles to the west, became embroiled in one of the more criticized incidents in recent weeks.
Never before has a government embroiled in one of the biggest global economic crises been so good at tweeting.
Meeting Barlow at his London studio, I find him embroiled in one of his many charity projects.
The company remains embroiled in one of the bitterest fights to emerge from a tighter credit market.
For the last decade and a half, the EU has been embroiled in one revision of its founding treaties after the next, by way of increasingly acrimonious intergovernmental conferences.
It did not surprise those of us who were skeptical about President Kenyatta's ability to confront corruption and impunity in his government when his own Office of the President (OP) became embroiled in one scandal after another; all involving misappropriation of public funds.
When you are mediating a dispute or embroiled in one yourself, how can you reconcile differing views of what constitutes a fair agreement?
