Sentence examples for embroiled in such from inspiring English sources

That the sport has become embroiled in such a tawdry legal drama is its own fault.

The professor said his exclusion showed officials did not want to become embroiled in such controversy.

Diplomats say they are relatively helpless when a foreign business owner is embroiled in such disputes.

Though prosecutions for the mishandling of classified information are relatively rare, senior officials have become embroiled in such cases.

She remained interested and receptive when others embroiled in such events were strangled with yawns: she retained her spontaneity when other were clinging to mere courtesy.

Between six and ten banks are reported to befacing fines, including Citigroup, which would be the first US bank to become embroiled in such high-profile penalties for manipulation of key rates.

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

In return, TT promises permanent access to its products and no lawsuits over patents (it is embroiled in just such a battle with eSpeed, a rival spun off from Cantor Fitzgerald, a bond broker).

This time, the strife is over something more basic: the choice of the nation's top arts official, the point person who would inevitably be embroiled in any such battles.

At times Air America was embroiled in controversy, such as when one of its hosts, Mike Malloy, was sacked in 2006 for referring to then president George Bush and his father as the "Bush crime family" and calling rightwingers "rat bastards".

It was another example of Trump's frequent tactic of trying to distance himself from former associates embroiled in scandal, such as former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, whose role Trump and White House officials have regularly tried to downplay.