Sentence examples for embroiled other from inspiring English sources

The aim obviously is to find some political solution to a war, now in its third year, that has killed more than 70,000 Syrians, displaced four million more, forced one million to flee across the borders and increasingly embroiled other states.

Despite the recent bomb attacks, the first in four years, Indonesia has largely beaten back the rise of Islamist extremism and al-Qaida-inspired terrorism that have embroiled other countries like Pakistan.

Occasionally, in his campaign to control those he comes into contact with, he embroils others in his theatre of horror.

The joy did not last for long, and in recent years the organization has been embroiled in other financial difficulties.

Right now, the militia is embroiled in other wars and is suffering many casualties; it may have lost 1,000 fighters, some Lebanese sources reckon.

The company, first listed on the stock exchange in 1973, owns almost 400 stores and is now embroiled with other supermarket chains in a price-cutting war led by Wal-Mart.

"It embroils every other state around the nation in the debate over traditional marriage," Mr. Staver said.

He is embroiled in numerous other court proceedings.

Berlusconi has just finished serving a community service order for corporate tax fraud and remains embroiled in several other legal cases.

All I could see was a bunch of Tories too busy tearing strips off each other – embroiled, surprise surprise, in rows about European treaties and widget directives.

But neither side has an interest in forcing the issue.In this section Cat and house Build it and they might come Anarchy in the PRC Thunder out of China ReprintsNow above all, when China is embroiled in the other disputes, and the region is tense because of North Korea's erratic bellicosity, it seems incomprehensible that China should want to resurrect yet another squabble.