Sentence examples for morass with a from inspiring English sources
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No one builds nuclear power stations nearly that fast.In this section Walmart's Mexican morass With a bang, not a whimper Waiting for the sun The joy of soy Bullet v budget Out of the mire?
Worse, American lawyers (unlike their British cousins) typically take their clients with them.In this section Walmart's Mexican morass With a bang, not a whimper Waiting for the sun The joy of soy Bullet v budget Out of the mire?
Since 1986 the team has won more than $30 billion.In this section Walmart's Mexican morass With a bang, not a whimper Waiting for the sun The joy of soy Bullet v budget Out of the mire?
Anyone who went to the Supreme Court argument, as I did, hoping that the court would rescue us from the election morass with a clear, unifying decision would have left disappointed.
He has owned many since and now also lures other millionaires into the boater's morass with a high-end speedboat he helped design, called the Shelter Island Runabout -- with a base price of $300,000.
The report, by the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University, says the public transit agency, the nation's third largest, is in a "financial morass," saddled with a growing operating deficit that threatens its ability to meet future needs -- particularly as ridership soars in the aftermath of the terror attacks.
And one pasta dish, garganelli in a fresh plum tomato sauce, with julienned vegetables and basil, was an overcooked morass with no distinctive flavors.
"This is a massive financial morass with so many people and so many different interests".
"The agenda of the establishment is to find a way out of this morass with the least damage to the institutions of the army and the ISI," a prominent Pakistani politician said on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the matter.
There is enough brownfield land in London (with more in surrounding regions) to provide 400,000 new homes.Without the Green Belt London would have gone the way of many other cities and become a car-choked, sprawling morass with large areas of redundant suburbs.
