Sentence examples for still embroiled from inspiring English sources
Ethiopia is still embroiled in Somalia.
Europe is still embroiled in Greece's sovereign debt crisis.
Fast-forward a few decades and here we are, still embroiled in the region's turmoil.
When Thomas arrived in December 1840, the United States was still embroiled in the Seminole Wars.
Meanwhile, parts of northern Uganda are still embroiled in a 20-year-long war.
Moreover, some individual members of the main loyalist organisations are still embroiled in crime, including drug dealing and extortion.
Johnson is still embroiled in proceedings months later, when I go to meet him at home with his wife, Sara.
Imagine Brexit wins and two years later prime minister Boris Johnson is still embroiled in quarrelsome EU exit talks.
"It does a very strong job of humanizing their struggle and what it takes to make change in a country still embroiled in violence.
There are some residual patterns from earlier ages that still embroil global politics, most particularly the presence of autocratic regimes, of autocrats that focus their energies on buttressing their own personal positions.
"However, should the NFF still be embroiled in court actions or any other issue preventing it from working freely on that date, the suspension will be automatically confirmed until all problems have been definitively solved," added Fifa.
