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embroil

[em-broil] / ɛmˈbrɔɪl /


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A popping of the AI bubble would eliminate smaller players and lead to a widespread spending pullback, dismantling the current AI capex race that Big Tech companies are embroiled in.

From MarketWatch

The MP was embroiled in a row over his tax affairs as chancellor which led to his sacking.

From BBC

Those initial efforts stalled after the two men became embroiled in separate legal issues over other dealings with foreign officials.

From New York Times

Before becoming the standard-bearer of the Republican brand of trickle-down economics and bootstrapped public services, his state of California was embroiled in the nation's first scholarly battle for ethnic studies.

From Salon

German savers are getting cold feet about deposits held abroad despite juicier interest rates for fear of getting embroiled in a crisis like the one that hit Silicon Valley Bank, data compiled for Reuters shows.

From Reuters