Sentence examples for embroiled in wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

ReprintsThe 1990s started miserably, with both the city and Mr Steinbrenner embroiled in wrongdoing.

Many live in countries embroiled in conflict.

He was accused of anti-Semitism last year and, more recently, embroiled in charges of financial wrongdoing.

The Malaysian prime minister, Najib Razak, who founded 1MDB, has been heavily embroiled in the scandal but has strongly denied any wrongdoing.

(See: "Dow Chemical Cleans House". ) The two executives, which have denied any wrongdoing, and Dow are now embroiled in a bitter legal battle.

The chief executive of HSBC, Stuart Gulliver, has apologised for wrongdoing at its Swiss private bank, which is embroiled in allegations that it helped clients to evade taxes.

However, Ms Palin has become embroiled in a minor scandal concerning the sacking of a state trooper, though she adamantly denies any wrongdoing.

Now, Mr. Kiriakou is embroiled in another drama.

Both institutions began embroiled in controversy.

Then it got embroiled in local politics.

Iran is embroiled in its own troubles.