Sentence examples for morass over from inspiring English sources

Vaughn became more immersed in the morass over his view of Collins.

"The ethnic minefield of New York politics does not necessarily come with a road map," said Howard Wolfson, who was the spokesman for Hillary Rodham Clinton in her successful bid for Senate when she was drawn into a morass over Muslim support.

It was put together by Scott Goodstein and his team at Revolution Messaging, and at one point during the government morass, over 100,000 people were using the site to make calls and the homepage was getting upwards of 700,000 hits.

So, for the next few weeks at least, Mr. Barroso will be center stage in a slow-motion pantomime that underscores the E.U.'s penchant for favoring procedural morass over the direct line from A to B. This is, after all, a body whose canon of laws, called the acquis communautaire, was estimated to run 80,000 pages in 2004 — and some critics claim it is twice as long now.

Indeed, it evokes a central question for the international institutions and donors of today as they contemplate the morass left over from the cold war: where is the morality in imposing yet more fiscal hardship on nations burdened by the same debts as those the "compliant collaborators" in the international community helped to create?

But the fact is, when women have miraculously cut through all of the morass and crossed over to men's genres from time to time, they've been quite remarkable at it.

Furthermore, the only losers from the grey economy seem to be economists, and of course tax collectors, whose morass of regulations and over-taxation create it to begin with.Vijay RaoLos AngelesLadies of the night-offSIR – You note that call girls are being drawn from far and wide to service America's political conventions ("On the trail", July 3rd).

If someone doesn't mark a ballot clearly, a recount can wind up back in the morass of arguing over "voter intent".

Mr. Daley said he was not particularly worried that prominent Democrats would object to the appeal because, no matter what, the whole morass might be over in days.

And since Pakistanis also believe that America has "betrayed" them, the result is a thin veneer of friendship over a morass of mutual distrust and even hatred.

The loss would add minutes or hours to their trip and eliminate a vital bridge over the morass of traffic in the lower Bronx.