Republicans argued that companies will soon face a morass of competing label laws that will raise costs for firms and prices for consumers and frighten Americans unnecessarily.
It faces a growing economic morass, troubling demographic trends, the cost of foreign military interventions in Crimea and Syria, and diminished international standing.
He's done as much as he can do in the face of a morass of people trying to prevent him getting anything done.
But after these high points, "Joy" does not go from strength to strength; it sinks into a morass of a different kind, as its protagonist faces so many irritating obstacles to inevitable success we get as frustrated as she does.
For motivation, they need to look no further than the National Football Conference standings, a morass of mediocrity.
If you're surprised that in the face of politicized stigma, lack of public funding or good information, and a morass of restrictive laws allegedly meant to protect women, the vacuum was filled by a monster — well, the most generous thing I can say is that you haven't been paying attention.
Moreover, a morass of protectionist rules persists.
Ferreting Out Bargains A morass of statistics.
The Russian saga is now a morass.
