Sentence examples for entangled with the problem from inspiring English sources

Global climate change has become entangled with the problem of invasive species.

For the past several years, my life had been entangled with the problem of the effects of toxic environmental chemicals on the development of the fetal brain -- and the effects on later behavior and intelligence.

If Sen. Ben Sasse is right — he has not recently been wrong about anything important — the nation's most-discussed political problem is entangled with the least-understood public-health problem.

To put it crudely: if everything is in interaction with everything else, everything is generically entangled with everything else, and that is a worse problem than measuring apparatuses being entangled with the measured systems.

Entangled with the federal government, that is.

Mr. Creedon was entangled with the Steuermans.

Because, says Wills, religion is not entangled with the state.

That meant I would not get entangled with the passengers from the other 17 carriages.

Flashbacks entangled with the present drama reveal the backstories of each.

Even fears about losing religion are entangled with the stuff of life.

The old scientific cities were entangled with the military, but they also reflected futuristic and utopian strains in Soviet thinking.