Sentence examples for To this morass from inspiring English sources

Added to this morass are the side effects, which can include anxiety, of many medications taken by older patients.

It is time for a significant re-evaluation of the American policies that have contributed to this morass.

Adding to this morass of ambivalence about foreigners doing our dirty work: the fear and xenophobia that grew out of Sept. 11.

That was the point of their continued presence, that's what they'd been hired by the Model Land Company to accomplish: to turn this morass into a real place.

Given a 40-hour reading week, a 46-week working year and three hours per novel, you would need 163 lifetimes to read them all, John Sutherland calculates in his new book, "How to Read a Novel," which aims to be a user-friendly guide to negotiating this morass.

Mr Karimov has warned the dispute could lead to war.Into this morass has waded the World Bank, sponsoring two three-year assessments of the project on condition that construction is suspended.

Just about the only company to avoid this morass is Atari, all of whose micros run the same software, but of course, not the same cartrides [sic] as their VCS video games machines.

Intuitively, you are probably thinking that songwriters would have the right to make the licensee provide evidence to demonstrate if this morass actually resulted in correct payments, right?

To liven up this morass of dullness, we are going to quickly run through the numbers here, and then we're going to take a look at what it all might mean in the upcoming election, by doing something we haven't done for a while -- comparing Obama to his predecessors' ratings.

It used to be a scarce resource, now there is the opposite problem: how to rise above this morass of accomplished "politetronicists"?

The S.E.C. sought to cut through this morass in the wake of the collapse of the technology bubble.