Sentence examples for bogged down with from inspiring English sources

And far from becoming more efficient, they said, they were increasingly bogged down with what they considered make-work.

Neither are any of the other multilateral bodies bogged down with weighted voting and cacophonously irrelevant voices.

Of the increasing amount of competition in the borough, "you can get bogged down with what other people are carrying," she said.

"And we're already bogged down with all these apps we have on our phones.

The end result is more lightweight web pages that aren't as bogged down with slow-loading, extraneous code.

He told the club website:  "Suffering relegation last season obviously hurt everyone involved, but we must not get bogged down with what has been and gone.

Don't get bogged down with precise descriptions.

Bogged down with responsibilities at work and at home?

We can't get bogged down with the maths".

Students are not bogged down with translation and grammar.

But the case became bogged down, with no reasons given.