Sentences with word «quagmire»

It makes no sense for Hein to jeopardize that career path in the political quagmire of Park Point.

Scholars for hundreds of years have challenged the Bible and have been caught in quagmires.

Good intentions, energy, and strong conviction — the qualities most lauded in education entrepreneurs — can also lead into quagmires.

Matt Mancini, Lesley Jackson, and Meg Leary harness the extemporaneity of lived experience and channel it through carefully structured forms to evoke an alternative to the bleak political quagmires of this era.

A story of two people, on opposite sides of a war, struggling to find their way through the ethical quagmire of Guantanamo Bay.

In an interview, Ravitch said a fix on the scale of the bargain reached to pull New York City out of its financial quagmire in the 70s is needed.

If you're looking for a Rambo - style James Bond action story this isn't for you (though violence does percolate through the story at a slow boil), but as a psychological cat - and - mouse game that shows the human toll and moral quagmire of espionage work, it's hard to top.

Many physicians sidestep this ethical quagmire by never directly hawking their fat - blasting, wrinkle - smoothing, and hair - removal services.

It's led to a legal quagmire in Arkansas, one of only two southern states to legalize medical marijuana.

Of course, insurance can be a confusing quagmire for those shopping for a new policy.

Assuming the roles of specially - elected elite military students, players will unravel the enigma that is the Erebonian Empire's inner political quagmire as they delve deep into the expansive lore that has become synonymous with the series.

Lawmakers returning to Washington this coming week will find a familiar quagmire on health care legislation and a budget deadline dramatized by the prospect of a protracted battle between the president and Democrats over his border wall.

Within the public service, interdepartmental committees are widely regarded as bureaucratic quagmires into which reports and their recommendations sink without trace.

Now streaming on HBO GO, Singles centers on a group of twenty - something Gen - Xers who form a makeshift family while attempting to make sense of that impenetrable quagmire known as love in grunge - era Seattle.

Or is the «Global Warming» conversation via polticians «sleeping» with environmental lobbyists quagmire really the problem?

Forget the fusty constitutional quagmire of House of Lords reform, and gleefully cataloguing Olympic embarrassments, and look to William Hague.

The moral quagmire at the core of this tale can be found in a Getty quote at the time: «I don't believe in paying kidnappers.

Left unfettered, many charters will become laboratories of technological innovation that give us the best hope of finding a way out of the current quagmire (a topic explored further in my forthcoming Saving Schools: From Horace Mann to Virtual Learning.)

He plies his trade in Eugene, Oregon helping local ADU and Tiny House advocates navigate quagmire - like hoops making up Eugene's land use regulations.

Approving a number in a legal brief allowed retreat from the political thicket and mathematical quagmire created by CFE v.New York.

Sitting down with MSNBC and Recode at a town hall event, Cook was once again asked about consumer privacy in the wake of fallout over Facebook's Cambridge Analytica quagmire.

Manchester United's Russian assignment proved as tough as expected, but Henrikh Mkhitaryan's strike on Rostov's quagmire pitch could prove crucial after the first instalment of this Europa League last - 16 encounter ended in a credible draw.

These challenges include the worsening security quagmire caused by Taliban terrorism and ethno - sectarian strife, as well as rampant political corruption, inefficient governance, and a crumbling economy unable to meet the growing needs of a burgeoning population with significant youth bugle.

Android users continue to be quagmired between phone manufacturers not releasing the latest updates for their handsets, and then carriers not rolling them out, leaving users potentially vulnerable to new threats, a situation that Google is seeking to address with its latest attempt to facilitate Android updates, Project Treble.

And you will be encouraged to know that God is raising up a new breed of orthodox Christians who are breaking free from the Christian Right vs. Left quagmire.

As everyone expected, the Italian elections have produced a real quagmire with the anti-establishment Five Star Movement getting enough of the vote to do exactly what they wanted.

«I also believe that the organized private sector holds the key to a way out of the present quagmire.

I remember trying to train on some real quagmire natural grass pitches and then having to finish the session early because it got too dark!»

I really wonder how many people hold the viewpoint that the oppression began (and essentially this whole quagmire) with the Jews and their expansionist seizure of land illegally.

Of course it is wise to take security precautions to limit the damage that can be done by terrorists, but a policy of waging war on terrorism is likely to lead the world into an ever deeper quagmire of hostility and global chaos.

Add in the incredibly incestuous relationship between charter schools, their donors, the Governor of New York, and the appointees on the SUNY Board, and the ethical quagmire here is obvious... even by Albany standards.

They will come to their senses and recognize that a regulated sports betting marketplace is preferable to the current unregulated quagmire.

This has given new life to the political quagmire surrounding whether refugees can naturalise within the country.

Largely public school and Oxford PPE, «hideously» white, nepotistic, career politicians, Labour's front bench will aim to face down its own horrendous dual legacy of economic disaster at home and quagmire conflict abroad, by employing political luvvies, practically none of whom have any useful experience, especially in commerce and the military.

The transport and travel union, the TSSA, also announced that it would back Corbyn on the grounds that he would campaign to «end the austerity quagmire» and that he has backed its calls to take the railways back into public ownership.

While you should try to support fellow Republicans, pumping money into these lost cause blue state quagmires of democrat wreckage and ruin just makes no sense.

Can you tell me the best way out of this scientific quagmire?

Unfortunately, it often doubles as a «keep out» sign — a signal that an impenetrable quagmire of math and physics awaits anyone foolish enough to peer behind the label.

But progress toward an FDA - approved product remained in an academic, regulatory and commercial quagmire until an upstart technology millionaire named Jeffrey Brewer came along.

Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Prodigal Janitor Gets Mired in Emotional Quagmire in Screwball Sitcom This indie flick isn't half - bad, for a taut, neo-noir thriller that inexplicably transforms into a screwball comedy somewhere around its midway point.

It's a confusing quagmire of technology, and it's VERY easy to get overwhelmed with the options.

If you are already enmeshed in a debt quagmire, you need a different strategy.

Eventually, I began to wonder if the resulting clinical quagmire might be a reflection of a kind of «internal attachment disorder» mirroring the emotional injuries of early childhood.

Finally, once you factor in the wildly varying rates of value added tax (VAT)- — which are typically much higher on e-books (which are considered software) than print books (which are not)- — then you have even more of an emerging quagmire.