Sentence examples for entangled more from inspiring English sources

Allyson Jennings, the New South Wales coordinator of Sea Shepherd's anti-cull campaign, said that, since 1950, when data began to be officially recorded, the Shark Meshing Program has entangled more than sixteen thousand marine animals.

In addition, micelle-nanoparticle junctions can significantly entangle more micelles, creating extra viscoelasticity.

Therefore, effect-yarn filaments may entangle more efficiently with the core-yarn filaments and lead to the lower loop instability.

But Brendan's roots and his future are entangled in more violent pursuits.

But it will trigger debate on Capitol Hill with some members of the President's party wary of allowing the US to get entangled in more overseas conflict.

Some residents expressed a vernacular ecology at home entangled with more-than-human company, where nonhumans are 'neighbours'neighbours

Thus entangled, they are more vulnerable to measurement errors but more stable against losses.

But that response has lost its clarity in the general election, as the question of what Clinton is fighting for has become entangled in the more immediate matter of whom she is fighting against.

As he becomes more entangled in relationships around the age of 25 (and is said to be, somewhat unconvincingly, a documentary filmmaker), Alex begins to evolve, and the stories do, too.

Our networks offer the promise of being entangled with ever more connections — reaching out to grasp the hands of friends' friends (and so on to the edge of the digital universe) – reminding us how few degrees of separation there are between citizens of the wired world.

He had the distinct, uneasy feeling that this seemingly rambling conversation in which he had become more and more deeply entangled was about everything except what Cleaver really wanted to say, what he wanted to find out, whatever it might be.