Sentence examples for a morass that from inspiring English sources
"But if this kind of thing continues, if it seems to be becoming a morass, that could become a problem for the president," he said.
But, he added that he wanted to look at all options for a way out of a morass that has bedeviled his presidency for more than five years.
It has plunged Mr. Bush into what his aides agree is a risky new phase of direct involvement in negotiating a settlement on that most intractable of problems -- a morass that has dragged down many a negotiator before, including President Bill Clinton at the end of his term.
Robert D. Kaplan's "Balkan Ghosts: A Journey Through History" portrayed many centuries of irreconcilable ethnic enmity and gave the impression of a morass that would swallow up any country that intervened there; David Remnick of the New Yorker called it a "marvelous alibi for inaction".
Elsewhere in the technology sector, even Uber has floundered in a legal morass (that is a another story beyond my pay grade in this essay, but please feel free to email me about it later), and after failing to set up services under its own brand, eBay ultimately entered the Korean market by acquiring a local subsidiary (and eBay copycat), Gmarket.
Camden, New Jersey maintains a reputation as a violent morass that swallows economic opportunity.
For me, this story starts 14 years ago when I found a stink-hole, a regulatory morass that is so deep it is hard to fathom -- yet the FCC never acted to clean up this mess.
Any attempt to quantify the contributions of the various sections or individuals in an orchestra would soon bog down in a numerical morass that would scare off even accountants.
NorthPoint's failure is a complicated morass that seems to mirror the complexity of the D.S.L. business itself.
The island could, of course, simply stop paying its debts, but that would create a legal morass that could take years to resolve, and would also, presumably, cut it off from further borrowing.
But now, with no legislative fix enacted and none appearing likely for several months at least, the differing approaches across the state are creating a legal morass that could take the courts years to sort out.
