Sentence examples for politically embroiled from inspiring English sources

Spare the trainee from becoming politically embroiled in the subliminal conflict cross-training evokes in a non-unionized working environment.

Yet Mr Santorum's failure to win any of the three latest primaries this week, particularly in politically embroiled Wisconsin (where the polarising Republican governor faces a union-driven recall election in June) sends an unmistakable message.

Admitting he was "politically illiterate", he became embroiled in the student protest movement: under the regimes of Cuban Presidents Gerardo Machado, Fulgencio Batista and Ramón Grau there had been a crackdown on protest, with student leaders being killed or terrorized by gangs.

And that is exactly what ought not to happen when judges find themselves embroiled in a politically controversial case".

So reader, continue at your peril, as you learn that Kahan is now embroiled in a politically charged controversy in which, he says, his own research on the misinterpretation of scientific research is being deeply misinterpreted.

So why not appoint an independent review to figure how it happened, the way CBS did the last time the news magazine franchise was embroiled in a politically charged controversy?

Mr Lawrence said: "It is a low blow for the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to target officials who are politically neutral and can't get embroiled in this debate.

In Afghanistan, Mohseni is already deeply embroiled in politics.

Then it got embroiled in local politics.

Even now, his succession is embroiled in post-crisis politics.

Mr. Chernow maintains somewhat wishfully that "not for nothing did Martha Washington name her large, lascivious tomcat 'Hamilton.' " And Hamilton was enough of a lothario to become embroiled in America's first instance of politically damaging adultery, in an episode that is aptly described as Dickensian here.