Sentence examples for has gotten tangled from inspiring English sources

In fact, liberalization of the economy through foreign investment and privatization has gotten tangled up in Thaksin's alleged malfeasance.

The technology has gotten tangled up in a high-stakes, nasty fight over what technical standards should be adopted to guide its use.

This fear was palpable when I spoke to the parents of a teenage girl who has gotten tangled up with the MS-13.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's push for legislation that would enable the U.S. to strike a major trade deal with 11 other countries has gotten tangled in a debate over Malaysia's record on slave labor, throwing up a last-minute legislative obstacle.

The time has come for us to double down on creating the same kind of messages and campaigns around guns, shifting public perception to safety and taking the emotion out of a debate that has gotten tangled up in the second amendment.

She is fly-fishing and her fly has got tangled in the trees above the water.

But it has got tangled in the country's notorious red tape and may never recoup its cost ($8 billion so far).

Carberry has got tangled up against Lyon this series though, and Cook has fallen to him a couple of times as well.

But science and politics have gotten tangled up again.

NAGUIB CORY squatted on the sand, studying the fly lines attached to a red kite about 70 feet away, trying to figure out where they had gotten tangled.

Just so, in an overzealous effort to burnish a president who did not need burnishing — especially against foreign policy bumbler Mitt Romney and foreign policy novice Paul Ryan — they have gotten tangled in contradictory accounts about Benghazi.