Sentence examples for how embroiled from inspiring English sources

Few will remember how embroiled, gasping for air, the country struggled just a year ago.

In an interview with me, he says that he is not speaking about any specific business, but is making a more general point about how businesses embroiled in a scandal can regain the trust of the public - that the leaders of the organisation "get it".

Like Andrew E Stoner and Peter A Conway's book, Kelly's film largely centers on the real-life rise of gay porn star Brent Corrigan (Teen Beach Movie's Garrett Clayton), and how he became embroiled in the gruesome murder of Bryan Kocis (played by Christian Slater), the gay hardcore porn producer that gave him his first big break.

From Nigeria, Abubaka Adam Ibrahim was nominated for The Whispering Trees, in which Salim wakes up after an accident to find that he has lost his sight; Chinelo Okparanta for America, whose narrator is en route to collect a US visa in Lagos; and Elnathan John for Bayan Layi, a story about two street children who sleep under a Kuku tree and how they become embroiled in electoral violence.

I'm going to name three Colorado political figures, and you tell me how they became embroiled in mini-media frenzies over digitally altered images or websites.

His results are often cited today, for example, recently in helping to explain how people become embroiled in organised prisoner abuse [3] and even suicide bombings [4].

Education and prevention is essential: understanding how to avoid becoming embroiled in this criminal activity and the repercussions.

"When I wrote The Ice Cream Girls I wanted to tell the story of two ordinary girls and how anyone can become embroiled in an abusive relationship".

The book adapts true stories of Jamaica, including the shooting of Bob Marley, gang politics, drugs, and how politicians often become embroiled in the underworld of the island.

There's the suggestion underlying how thoroughly she embroils herself in the role--with the slightly Southern accent (Andrew Wade is the Public's director of voice and speech --that speech --thatprove her breadth aspeech --that.

"Certain individuals may have been seeking to avoid showing the full amount of the losses in the portfolio during the first quarter," the bank said in a statement, but didn't indicate how many traders may be embroiled in the mismarking.