Sentence examples for bogged down in controversy from inspiring English sources

Plans for a museum became bogged down in controversy in the 1990s.

The announcement, made today by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation, ends a 2-year search that became bogged down in controversies over the current director, Mariano Barbacid.

But then, we are already bogged down in two wars.

I love traditional tartans but we just mustn't get bogged down in them".

This is precisely what I'm bogged down in.

We know how easy it is to get bogged down in all the wedding planning B.S.

And historical inquiry inevitably bogs down in complexity.

For more than two years, the commission was bogged down in a national political controversy over its investigation of arson science used to convict and execute Cameron Todd Willingham for a 1991 fire that killed his three daughters.

The American response was initially bogged down, in part, by political controversy surrounding Syrian refugees after the terror attacks in Paris in November 2015.

Bialik observes that while the controversy has gotten "bogged down in threats of litigation and arcane calculations," the controversy "has shed light on an inconvenient truth about widely reported political polls: Verifying their numbers is nearly impossible".

The Hyperloop may be nothing more than vaporware designed as a critique of high-speed rail for not moving fast enough; in some ways it seems effective, particularly as the high-speed-rail project has become bogged down in lawsuits, struggles over permits, and other controversies.