Sentence examples for becoming bogged down from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Russia risks taking casualties and becoming bogged down in a bloody Middle East war.

She spent her 20s avoiding becoming bogged down in anything so unwriterly as a career.

Her nomination would have risked becoming bogged down in Senate questions over the Benghazi killings.

The Devils may be streaking back into contention, but the team's majority owner, Jeff Vanderbeek, is becoming bogged down in a fight over the club's future.

Play went off the boil for a spell with both teams becoming bogged down in midfield before the dramatic late finale.

The celebrities he recruits for this television version get into the spirit nicely, offering sweet, funny vignettes but not becoming bogged down in actor-speak.

But why do some organizations become bogged down in analysis?

They also had more punch at the top of the order, whereas it was unfortunate timing for England that as their orthodox top four were becoming increasingly bogged down, Alex Hales was belting a rapid 150 for Nottinghamshire at Hove.

Mr. Greenspan expressed little worry that consumers, who have provided the main source of economic growth over the last year, were in danger of becoming too bogged down in debt.

"This is too nice a truck to do this to," said Mr. Mills, the jowly, mustachioed lottery winner, appraising a camp loaner that was covered with dirt and scratches after becoming so bogged down in mud that it took a winch to pull it free.

Americans are beginning to realize that it is about time they started looking after their own people rather becoming endlessly bogged down in ill-fated military adventurism in the name of trying to play the world's policeman.