Sentence examples for further entangled from inspiring English sources
Chinese sports became further entangled in politics after the Communists came to power, in 1949.
To Speak Out on Iran Pope Benedict XVI became further entangled in Middle East politics when the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, urged him to denounce Iran.
NAZARETH, Israel — Pope Benedict XVI became further entangled in Middle East politics on Thursday when the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, urged him to denounce Iran.
As she becomes further entangled in the affairs of her boss and father of her unborn child, Raphael, a tropical storm forces the hotel staff into panic mode.
As a result, the Obama administration has been further entangled in practices many of its officials lamented during the Bush administration.
By 1963, Mr. Kauffman would view Mr. Brando's prospects with anxiety: "Perhaps he is indeed the quintessential American actor of our time, still snared in outmoded theatrical concepts which are further entangled with the pseudoquality of American 'superior' pictures.
Explanations that invoke 'absorption' and 're-emission' have to provide an explanation for the directionality of the photons (diffraction, reflection) and further explain how entangled photon pairs can travel through matter without their quantum state collapsing.
Cross-linked networks further differ from entangled solution in their internal architecture.
Further, mixtures of entangled vimentin IFs and actin filaments yield a significantly greater dynamic shear modulus than their individual suspension at the same total protein concentration [ 83].
These observations in human TPs further support the entangled roles of inflammation and subsequent degeneration within tendons, which are substantiated by biochemical changes revealed by microdialysis studies.
It would therefore be preferable for Europe not to become entangled in further rearguard action.. (NL) With this report the European Parliament has again gone too far with regulation.
