Sentence examples for has been caught between from inspiring English sources
This is not the first time Wrigley has been caught between tradition and the lure of modern revenue streams.
From the start, Mr. Obama has been caught between criticism that he did not do enough and that he had done too much.
The political process has been caught between a demand for more power by the Hezbollah-led opposition and the American-backed government, struggling to maintain its authority.
For some time, the industry has been caught between the old paradigm of vertically integrated monopolies and the more modern approach of competitive wholesale markets.
Indeed, the carousel, which was built in 1922, has been caught between conflicting visions of how to develop the once-sleepy waterfront.
Lee has been caught between East & West; though he admired the British in many ways, he at the same time remained a Chinese, and, as a Socialist, he was violently anti-colonial.
Meanwhile, leaders throughout Europe, who had been caught between America's ambitions for missile defenses and the strong opposition from Russia and China, applauded Mr. Clinton's decision.
That should discourage investors from buying shares.So far in 2012 the stockmarket seems to have been caught between these two sentiments.
Meanwhile, leaders throughout Europe, who had been caught between America's ambitions for missile defenses and the strong opposition from Russia and China, applauded Mr. Clinton's decision.
They have been caught between the brutality of the Israeli occupation and Hamas's bloodletting, which brought nothing but more Israeli violence against the Palestinians.
Abstract Many researchers working in the field of human genetics in the United States have been caught between two seemingly competing messages with regard to racial categories and genetic difference.
