Sentence examples for it's mired from inspiring English sources

As it is, it's mired in information overloads.

On the other, it's mired in kitchen-sink domesticity: "Johnny" singer John Leyton was best known for a supporting role in an ITV Biggles.

You can't look at 1960 and say, 'Why aren't you doing a show about 1965?' Also, Sterling Cooper is not cutting-edge; it's mired in the past.

Now it's mired in an energy shortage brought on by why is this not surprising?–price controls.

Allen's team is part of a diversified portfolio of business interests, not his alter ego, so it probably doesn't matter that it's mired in the middle of the league standings right now.

It's mired in this very old debate between "residentialists," who generally oppose growth, and the "establishment" even as the median home price has surged past $2 million and the rents are now apparently the highest in the nation.

Nine months after its Six Nations success, it is mired in a five-test losing streak, its worst run since 2010.

On top of Rolls-Royce's operational problems, it is mired in a Serious Fraud Office investigation about bribery allegations in China, Indonesia, and other parts of the world.

FEC chairwoman Ann Ravel recently stated that she does not expect the agency to be able to enforce its rules, as it is mired in partisan and ideological division.

America's global interests suffer when it is mired in unwinnable wars in distant regions.

The great strength of Bruno's narrative is the way it is mired in the parochial preoccupations of a nine-year-old.