Sentence examples for previous entanglements from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Medenbach, who was arrested for unauthorized use of a government vehicle, is a chainsaw sculptor and longtime nemesis of the government with a history of previous entanglements with the courts over the occupation of federal lands.

On one level, the fact that the four Democratic candidates are beginning to promise a departure from Giuliani policies is not surprising, given their political backgrounds, their previous entanglements with the mayor and the fact that they are moving into the final five weeks of a party primary that has not yet seemed to capture the attention of voters.

From the start Apple and his or her colleagues dealt competently with Yeats's problems, extricating him tactfully but firmly from previous entanglements -- chiefly with Maud Gonne and her daughter Iseult -- and providing him with a rich source of plots and characters.

This is brighter than previous entanglement generators by a factor of about four.

Instead, like an estimated 80percentto85percentcent of adult right whales, she carried a scar from a previous entanglement.

The story of a Bangladeshi woman, her new American husband and their previous romantic entanglements is told with empathy, an effective writing style and an international sensibility.

Entanglement is realized in asymmetric coupled double quantum wells (DQWs) trapped in a doubly resonant cavity by means of Fano-type interference through a tunneling barrier, which is different from the previous studies on entanglement induced by strong external driven fields in atomic media.

As we have discussed in the previous sections, the entanglement distribution between the two parties, Alice and Bob, is particularly challenging due to the large losses involved.

After directing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign, controversy swirled around acting attorney general Matthew G. Whitaker's qualifications for the job, business entanglements and previous public opposition to the Russia investigation.

His government had continued the previous policy of avoiding entanglements in the West while expanding eastward but could not resist the opportunity offered in 1654 when Bohdan Khmelnytsky, the leader of a Cossack revolution against Polish rule in Ukraine, appealed to Moscow for the help he had been unable to obtain from Sweden and the Turks.

Just a few hours removed from another trade that helped them unravel the previous regime's pricey entanglements, they could help but smile and laugh.