Sentence examples for problems engulfing from inspiring English sources

A1 Oklahoma Charges WorldCom The legal problems engulfing WorldCom worsened when Oklahoma charged the telecommunications giant and six former executives with 15 felony violations.

As he prepares for a crucial no-confidence vote Tuesday that could upend his leadership, he is betting that the financial problems engulfing Europe will provide yet another miraculous salvation for his political career.

For all the hum of activity on Friday, though, many economists and analysts remained unconvinced that sufficient steps were being taken to resolve the problems engulfing the European nations that share the euro.

Create an International Criminal Tribunal for Congo – the only reasonable step to end the culture of near total impunity for perpetrators of violence, which is the glue that binds together the criminal network behind the problems engulfing the region.

By the law of unintended consequences, a headline above the free sheet's feature piece said everything about Farah and his insistence that the problems engulfing his sport's credibility are not his problem: "Mo Farah on the year he rose above it all".

With the controversy surrounding the bank, Mr. Jenkins said he did not want to be considered for a bonus that could have totaled up to $4.3 million, adding that many of the problems engulfing the bank were of its own making.

Now it needs to muster the courage and intelligence to set matters right before its problems engulf the rest of us.

The company’s downfall was sealed when legal problems engulfed the company linking its management team with accounting misdeeds.

The report poses yet another setback for the once-legendary doughnut maker, which met with much positive press when it went public in April 2000 at $21. Before its problems engulfed it, Krispy Kreme had an aura to it.

The interim report from the review, written by John Hills, director of the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion at the London School of Economics, leaves the government in no doubt as to the breadth and depth of the fuel poverty problem engulfing many of the UK's most vulnerable households.

Singling out the entire state of Israel as opposed to legitimate criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu's government policies is both divisive and discriminatory, and will not solve the myriad problems currently engulfing much of the Middle East.