Sentence examples for imbroglio in from inspiring English sources

Never mind that Turkey is being prompted by its NATO allies to end the imbroglio in Syria.

For anyone interested in Southeast Asia and its interactions with China, the intractable ongoing imbroglio in the South China Sea (SCS) is attractive in scholarly and policy terms.

Frank Rich has produced a brilliant analysis of the Karl Rove imbroglio in "Follow the Uranium" (column, July 17).

Mr. Coulson resigned from the paper during the initial phone hacking imbroglio in 2007 and from his government job in the wake of new evidence early this year.

It was the Wikileaks imbroglio, in fact, which indirectly helped to crystalize the notion that citizens can take action against financial intermediaries and win.

The current imbroglio in Kansas over how to teach evolution is a perfect example of why we need a national curriculum.

Spark set these imbroglios in female-only spaces: boarding houses, girls' schools, abbeys, the ladies' wing of a nursing home.

Or should we reclassify John Updike's work because his world is largely confined to middle-class sexual imbroglios in New England?

Alive to their own interests, Chinese leaders have started to inch from their longstanding doctrine of non-interference in imbroglios in far-flung places.

Long diverted by imbroglios in Iraq and Afghanistan, the summit meeting on Friday in New York between President Obama and leaders of the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations Aseann) reflects a reawakening of U.S. interest in the southern neighbors of a rising China.

Samsung has also been party to its share of legal imbroglios in Taiwan in 2013, as it kicked off the year by getting slapped with a NT$300,000 (roughly US$10,389) fine for running ads claiming that its Galaxy Y Duos smartphone had an autofocusing camera with a flash.