Sentence examples for study embroiled from inspiring English sources
The critical aspect of Ibn Janāḥ's study embroiled him in a long and bitter dispute with the partisans of Ḥayyuj.
E1690 was an intriguing effort to corroborate E1684, and the differences between the outcomes of these trials have embroiled the field in controversy over the past several years.
Now a study of mice finds the troublemaker cells embroiled in another miserable malfunction of the immune system: inflammatory arthritis.
The most striking study linking cellular phone radiation to DNA damage, published in 2005 by researchers from the Medical University of Vienna, has recently been embroiled in even deeper scientific controversy: researchers studying the data intensively have argued that the original study is fraudulent.
WPI has been embroiled in controversy since October 2009 when its researchers led a study published in Science that linked chronic fatigue syndrome to a mouse retrovirus.
The National Institutes of Health was embroiled in controversy about 20 years ago simply for proposing to study the biological underpinnings of violence.
You might balk at the suggestion that DVF shares common ground with your average working mum until you study her career trajectory: a burst of success in her 20s then disappearing to raise a family (and becoming embroiled in a love affair in France) before returning to work in her 50s.
Laura sacrifices her studies and dreams; as the second world war breaks out, she becomes embroiled in domestic warfare in a tortuous marriage to her boss at a factory.
A joint manifesto claims that the government, which is embroiled in a major corruption scandal, builds dams with hastily prepared studies and dubious motives.
Diablo Canyon has been embroiled in a bitter battle with local opponents seeking new seismic studies ahead of a decision to extend the plant's operating license, which is due to expire in about 15 years.
The issue has now become embroiled in a separate row and is subject to various investigations.
