Sentence examples for it's embroiled from inspiring English sources

It's embroiled in back-and-forth lawsuits with top rival Bumble, for example, and even itself is adopting Bumble's "women speak first" feature.

The Note 3, like most high-end Samsung hardware, is probably a great phone, but now it's embroiled in a doping scandal, over a number nobody really cares about.

Starting from the premise that Facebook had been "deceived" by other players in the data misuse scandal it's embroiled in, the congressman wondered whether Facebook intends to sue Cambridge Analytica, professor Aleksandr Kogan and Cambridge University — perhaps for unauthorized access to computer networks or breach of contract?

Top Gear's executive producer has said the BBC "does not trust" the show's staff, after it was embroiled in controversy last year.

Page A12 TROUBLE FOR CANCER GROUP The nation's largest breast cancer advocacy organization finds it is embroiled in a controversy after it considered cutting off most of its financial support to the nation's largest abortion provider.

In return, TT promises permanent access to its products and no lawsuits over patents (it is embroiled in just such a battle with eSpeed, a rival spun off from Cantor Fitzgerald, a bond broker).

Mineralogy is seeking urgent payment of $48m from its iron ore venture partner Citic, with whom it is embroiled in a costly, drawn-out battle over royalty payments.

Even though it is embroiled in a nasty legal battle with its founders over its future, Skype continues to rack up impressive numbers.

From 1997 until the middle of last year, it was embroiled in a bitter and distracting divorce from its sister company, Andersen Consulting, which was recently rebranded Accenture after an arbitrator awarded AA custody of the Andersen Consulting name.

Now it is embroiled in a scandal that has resulted in the dismissal of the team's doctor and coach, and the resignation of its trainer.

In December 2001, it was embroiled in one of the most spectacular bankruptcies in modern corporate history.