Sentence examples similar to enmeshed in a problem from inspiring English sources

Hence, whatever the economics of the matter, a realistic assessment of the problems of monetary unification usually becomes enmeshed in a discussion of the political economy of monetary union.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and his wife, Donna Hanover, are enmeshed in a system that maximizes opportunities for conflict, Professor Schepard said, but they are also part of the problem.

"Enmeshed in a matrix of compromised morality".

They wanted to be enmeshed in a tight community.

This proteoglycan is enmeshed in a randomly orientated network of fine collagen Type II (CT2) fibers.

In 1991, Sununu became enmeshed in a scandal over using government planes for personal trips.

The Czech president is now enmeshed in a government crisis in Prague.

It's more like they're all enmeshed in a matrix of compromised morality".

Then it found itself enmeshed in a series of bitter, polarized disputes.

Q: You're very enmeshed in a lot of complex and daunting issues.

And the owners and the contractor are enmeshed in a $900 million dispute on costs.