ตัวอย่าง embroil

• This is no doubt a consequence of the prolonged identity crisis that has embroiled the sub-discipline in the past few decades.

• This came to naught, as the operation became embroiled in a small war, but there were also reports of increasing deterioration.

• The police force also became embroiled in the agitations.

• He does not develop a political philosophy or take a political stand even though the whole country is embroiled in politics.

• In the early twentieth century this group became embroiled in conflict with the colonial administration over their legal status.

• American leaders who actually propose national health insurance, however, quickly find themselves embroiled in the fight of their lives.

• With the movement's leaders embroiled in turf wars within the bureaucracy, the reform effort floundered.

• As a result, they became embroiled in power struggles, both directly and indirectly, backing warlords who were sympathetic to their missionary activities.

• Subsequently, it became increasingly embroiled in a struggle between rival merchant and noble interests for control over private industry.

• I felt that reading the book did not force me to become overly embroiled in the debriefing debate.

• The other zone encompassed the rest of the world's population, living in lesser developed states, often authoritarian, and occasionally embroiled in internal and external conflicts.

• The whole process of land acquisition which ensued, however, got embroiled in an inordinately complex bureaucratic process including the tracing of inaccurate land deeds and registration, creating delays and confusion.

• Mature movements embroil insurgents in intricate and sometimes costly negotiations, but the quiet arrangement of distributive benefits is less of a strain than the visible confrontations with more youthful movements.

• In this connection, recall my earlier discussion of the hard cases where imaginative and unimaginative judges are embroiled in controversies over the correct way of dealing with statutor y language.

• Health care professionals could be embroiled in interagency argument, legal procedures and even judicial review here to oversee such processes and decisions.