Sentence examples for it has ensnared from inspiring English sources

The exception is doping offenses, but since the PGA Tour initiated its drug testing policy in 2009, it has ensnared only the journeyman golfer Doug Barron, who tested positive for synthetic testosterone that year.

But because it's not indexed for inflation, it has ensnared a growing slice of the middle class.

But others note it has ensnared people in low-wage jobs without benefits or predictable schedules.

More accurately, I've ensnared myself in their control by using mobile devices and web services.

And its constitution has ensnared the politicians.

It is a fight that has ensnared the University of California system -- UC Davis, in particular -- and is the subject of a meeting in Sacramento this week of breast cancer researchers from around the world.

And it underscores a perennial tension that has ensnared similarly ambitious environmental efforts, where wind farms, erosion-blocking dunes and solar energy arrays are viewed as unsightly.

It is the rule of law that has ensnared Trump, who cannot threaten, bully or fire the courts of the Southern District or its prosecutors.

In its multiyear case, the government has ensnared a number of analysts and hedge fund managers.

He's waiting for a reprieve from Stalin and argues bitterly with his fellow inmates when they try to explain that it's his Jewish background and not his politics that has ensnared him in this net.

Mr. Pearson said it had nothing to do with options backdating, an accounting problem that has ensnared many high-growth companies in recent months.