Sentence examples for bogged down by too much from inspiring English sources
In terms of democracy, the Chicago area may get bogged down by too much of a good thing.
But community leaders say Restoration has been stuck in recent years, bogged down by too much bureaucracy, and has not spurred the economic growth or attracted the kind of businesses that have helped renew other neighborhoods, like Harlem.
Chow spoke at length on the importance of not getting bogged down by too much formal artistic training.
(We need)"... an efficient way so that you are not bogged down by too much bureaucracy" [UNI-2-3] (We need)"... an efficient way so that you are not bogged down by too much bureaucracy" [UNI-2-3] Organdsatindividualindividual resistance to change can further impede navigation through complex systems.
If only his dialogue weren't so wooden, his characters so cartoonish, his plot bogged down by so much back story.
I find it's important to do cursory research but for fiction if I research too much, I get too bogged down by so much surplus information it overwhelms the possibility of writing on it.
They were sure-footed and didn't get bogged down with too much management.
A gutsy mushroom barley ($4.25) passed the taste test but was bogged down with too much thickener.
Then the third season brought Frank's presidency and got bogged down way too much in the specifics of his policies.
Joel Tomkins should play on instinct, not get bogged down with too much detail of how England play.
