Sentence examples for immediately entangled from inspiring English sources

The chemical weapons claims on Wednesday were immediately entangled in the longstanding sharp divisions between Russia, Syria's most powerful remaining ally, and Western states that oppose the Damascus government.

The court explained that this process allows the agency "to act to address environmental problems quickly and without becoming immediately entangled in litigation".

Almost immediately the estate was entangled in his debts (he lost two actions for debt, with damages, in 1706), but, when, late in 1706, Margaret conveniently died, she left her husband with a substantial income.

It was not immediately clear how many women were entangled with the enterprise, or what would happen to them.

"Now, the atoms are entangled.

When two particles interact with one another, they become "entangled", and any subsequent interaction that one of those particles has immediately affects the other one.

Entangled particles are so intimately connected that any measurement on one particle immediately determines what happens to the other, even if they are kilometers apart (ScienceNOW, 10 December , 1997.

Twelve of these were entangled with one another, as young puppies tend to be, but our eyes were immediately drawn to one pup who was standing apart from the rest.

After just two minutes West Ham half-back Jack Tresadern became entangled in the crowd after taking a throw-in and was unable to return to the pitch immediately.

But will and science often got entangled.

Entangled with the federal government, that is.