Sentence examples for creating a quagmire from inspiring English sources
"By creating a quagmire of various government price controls for refiners, distributors and the dealers, the bill creates its own manipulative price control system that is likely to run amok of sound marketing practices," Mr. Doyle wrote in a memorandum opposing the bill.
Giving priority to Iraq over Afghanistan in 2003 undermined our interests by creating a quagmire in that country.
In the complexity of our dominant relationship with nature, we have created a quagmire for ourselves.
Many argue that the so-called "doubling period" – between 1998 and 2003, when the NIH budget was essentially increased by 100% – has created a quagmire from which the biomedical research enterprise has been unable to extract itself.
Nowhere has the divide been more apparent than in the Constituent Assembly, where the president's failure to hold the majority has created a quagmire in which it has seemed impossible to agree on any issue whatsoever for months - until Fifa banned matches at over 2,500m and the entire assembly voted to fight the decision.
Furthermore, the token attempt at back story creates a quagmire that causes several increasingly stupid climactic revelations.
Moreover, numerous agencies have the power to monitor and block shipments, creating a bureaucratic quagmire.
This extreme measure would protect zygotes at the expense of all women while creating a legal quagmire — at least until the courts rule it unconstitutional, as they should.
The Democrats complain that George Bush has created a costly quagmire.
But such a decision would create a logistical quagmire, advocates for patients and government officials conceded, and could strain the fund's resources.
