Sentence examples for morass and from inspiring English sources

Germany appears headed into the same morass, and Europe's growth is paltry.

It too will have to enter the morass, and try to persuade people to change their behaviour.

I wanted them to try and find their own way back out of that morass and they couldn't do it".

It was in part an effort to step back from the technical morass and identify the roots of the problem.

But economists were nearly unanimous in predicting the loans would only buy time, doing nothing to pull the country out of its economic morass and potential default.

But it is not always clear in advance which work will vanish into the morass and which will act as a spur to further investigation.

Dickens had received letters "from the dwellers in log-houses among the morasses, and swamps, and densest forests, and deepest solitudes of the Far West".

Moraines and morays and morasses and mussels, the flame, the flamingo, the flounder, the feather -- how to line them all up, how to put them together?

If there is a way out of the morass, rationality and fairness will be its basis, and here Mr. Cribb is impassioned, even inspiring.

They have become the perfect foil for the White House as it tries to lead the Democratic Party out of its post-Massachusetts morass — and to change the channel from the seemingly unending debate over health insurance.

Nightmarish tales about bureaucratic morass abound, and it can take on Sisyphean qualities.