Sentence examples for mired in difficulty from inspiring English sources

This is an attempt to increase choice and drive digital switchover, which is mired in difficulty but another key duty.

Not only is the latest round of negotiations mired in difficulty, but the World Trade Organisation's task is child's play compared with climate change.

Last year, the government was mired in difficulty when it tried to pass a communications bill that became known as the "snoopers' charter", and would have allowed the bulk interception and storage of UK voice calls and internet traffic.

Mr. Gore, according to early punditry, could not defeat Mr. Bush -- he was too wooden, too tainted, too mired in difficulties with his campaign staff.

NEARLY 18 months after being adopted and six months after taking effect, a Suffolk County law requiring a higher minimum wage for low-paid workers is mired in difficulties and few workers are receiving the promised increase.

But there is hardly any widespread sense of jubilation, not with the regional economy still mired in difficulties, or with Boeing undergoing major layoffs and many Internet companies struggling, or with Washington State facing one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation.

Though Aladdin was released prior to The Thief and the Cobbler, The Thief and the Cobbler was started much earlier in the 1960s, its production being mired in difficulties including financial problems, copyright issues, and late production times caused by separate studios trying to finish the film after Richard Williams was fired from the project for lack of finished work.

But it has become mired in legal difficulties.

The combined company, TLC Beatrice, became mired in financial difficulties.

After its last album, "Aenima," Tool disappeared for four years, mired in legal difficulties.

When Mr Tandjung was still mired in legal difficulties, General Wiranto, a former army chief, had emerged as Golkar's probable nominee.