Sentence examples for increasingly enmeshed from inspiring English sources

Hizbullah in Lebanon, increasingly enmeshed in the compromise-laden business of government, faces similar attacks.

The question of defence budgets has become increasingly enmeshed in any Nato military action.

America's relationship with China is increasingly enmeshed in a broader global framework.

President Richard M. Nixon, who was increasingly enmeshed in the Watergate scandal, flew out to open the fair.

The meetings with Wolfe had to be arranged at late hours, because the director was increasingly enmeshed in rehearsals for "Millennium Approaches".

Both sisters, increasingly enmeshed in Mosley's world -- Baba as his mistress, Irene frequently looking after all their children -- became enthusiastic supporters of his politics.

Its integration with the Apple ecosystem, in which I am (increasingly reluctantly) enmeshed, is second to none and it's got the most elegant interface of any of the password managers I've used.

With the emergence of new sources of digital 'big data' and systems to manage it, universities are increasingly being enmeshed in networks of digital data technologies and expert technical practices, and reimagined as 'smarter universities' (Lane & Finsel, 2014).

Sirena seems to embody all Nora's deepest desires, and Nora becomes increasingly and destructively enmeshed in her life.

Others believe his art was never to recover its former glories as the great showman and extrovert found himself enmeshed in the increasingly bitter propaganda battles of the Cold War.

Britain and the EU, it is increasingly clear, are far more intimately enmeshed than the leave camp had claimed.