Sentence examples for hopelessly bogged down from inspiring English sources

And if something is not done this year, the issue could become hopelessly bogged down in election-year politics in 2002.

But why, when it was clear by the spring of 1915 that the war on the western front was hopelessly bogged down, didn't they stop?

We are hopelessly bogged down with conflicting environmental, aesthetic, political and historical considerations, so much so that we can never really address the issue of safety head on.

Most of them were thinking in terms of a short and decisive war". But why, when it was clear by the spring of 1915 that the war on the western front was hopelessly bogged down, didn't they stop?

Desai dropped out of UCLA's CS curriculum after one year, finding the teaching hopelessly bogged down by theoretical minutia.

so hopelessly bogged down as to be virtually useless..

The military commission system bogged down hopelessly; while President Obama expressed wonderment in 2009 that the system had produced only three convictions, four years later it has yielded only four more, and several of those remain tied up in appeals.

They have been frustrated, he said, by the country's inability to secure a permanent Security Council seat, a campaign bogged down hopelessly in stalled efforts to reform the council.

Ramsey thought the puzzles were challenging but not overly difficult, arguing "on almost every occasion I felt that I was making progress, and I never felt bogged down and hopelessly lost".

The manager became so bogged down by quotidian issues that the project careened hopelessly off even the most pessimistic schedule and the team never learned to work together effectively.

It's so muddled, confused, and bogged down in a never-ending circle of legal he said-she said assertions to almost hopelessly throttle a prosecutor and a federal grand jury.