Sentence examples for embroiled into from inspiring English sources

It is likely he feels he cannot afford to spell out his intentions and risk getting embroiled into endless questions about coalitions.

LONDON — Embroiled in inquiries into the behavior of journalists and executives working for his newspapers here, the media tycoon Rupert Murdoch faced new questions on Thursday after a television broadcast of what appeared to be a clandestine recording of him criticizing the police investigation of Britain's phone hacking scandal as "totally incompetent".

The university also remains embroiled in an inquiry into financial irregularities.

Rolls-Royce faces a tough year ahead, as it is embroiled in several investigations into allegations of bribery.

Small wonder the boards inspire such little faith when one has recently been embroiled in an investigation into match-fixing, another coined the concept of "cricketainment", and the last was once in league with Allen Stanford.

JJB is now embroiled in an Office of Fair Trading investigation into alleged criminal price-fixing with Sports Direct.

Rolf Harris has been named as the latest celebrity to become embroiled in the ongoing investigation into historic sex abuse allegations.

Jones takes an already thoroughly chronicled celebrity profile candidate and transforms him, unexpectedly, into a protagonist embroiled in a conflict that is the stuff of great literary journalism.

Russia 2018 has responded to reports that its successful World Cup bid campaign has become embroiled in an FBI investigation into computer hacking.

But even before the trial, Mr. Blagojevich (pronounced bluh-GOY-uh-vich) was embroiled in a federal investigation into hiring fraud that spanned multiple departments under his purview.

A barrage of bad news over the week indicated that the real economy, beyond the weakness in the financial sector, was heading into or already embroiled in a deep recession.