Sentence examples for is tangled with from inspiring English sources

This tragedy is tangled with Russian politics.

"Competition policy is tangled with security policy," the report said.

Another 22percentt of conflicts involve 10 or more groups and, for many of them, the struggle for power is tangled with religious, ethnic or territorial agendas.

But in many places where housing construction in boom times led to congestion, traffic and air quality concerns, the debate over oil is tangled with questions over what the land should be.

But until she does stand on a podium, it will be hard to shake the sense that her relationship with the Olympics is tangled with drama and heartbreak, like some doomed romance.

Opinions may differ as to whether a cartoon or caricature has hit the mark, but the tone of the argument changes when it is tangled with the language of race or religion.

Sen. John McCain is tangling with Chuck Hagel over his past statements about the Iraq war.

The state is tangling with the DOJ over some of those changes.

Apple is tangling with Samsung, Google's biggest Android phone partner, over patents in a court case that many see as a proxy war against Google.

Now she is tangling with an even more powerful cast of characters: President Bush and the leaders of the nation's intelligence community.

The currency issue has become a major irritant with China, with major ramifications at a time when the Bush administration is tangling with China on other issues, particularly human rights, Taiwan and Iran.