Sentence examples for mired into from inspiring English sources

Senior Russian officers have voiced fears that they have become mired into a war of attrition.

As soon as human beings are at stake (namely disadvantaged children), one is obviously mired into an ethical relationship.

Mr. REBACK: And how that – and how Microsoft lost control of the space because they were mired into litigation basically.

This is certainly a considerable departure from the previous position of the Obama administration which had been extremely wary of being mired into yet another conflict in a Muslim country.

Supporters of Mr. James say he transformed a sleepy institution mired in debt into a thriving club with a growing membership and a positive balance sheet.

The prospects for passing the measure are not assured, especially because of religious opposition and because Congress is mired in investigations into allegations of corruption.

That's the annual percentage growth in GDP China needs to lift the more than one-third of its population still mired in poverty into the middle class.

Shulkin, the remaining cabinet holdover from the Obama administration, had been under fire for months, mired in investigations into whether he misspent taxpayer money, and fighting off subordinates who he insisted were engaged in "subversion," undermining his leadership and trying to advance the privatization of the VA.

Just a year ago the company was rudderless, mired in debt, dipping into its endowment and nearly defunct.

While Andrew Lansley's NHS plans remained mired in parliamentary controversy into the mid-term, Gove had by then turned most secondaries into academies.

Its leader in the Scottish Parliament, Wendy Alexander, is mired in two investigations into party donations and unable to oppose the SNP effectively.