Sentence examples for quagmire into from inspiring English sources
Our democracy now depends on whether the Turkish media can escape the quagmire into which one man's ambition has driven it.
It wants to turn the story of a grim, inescapable quagmire into one of erratic but irreversible progress towards a resolution acceptable to all.
Our historians direly reminded us of the 19th-century defeat of the British and the Afghan quagmire into which the Soviets sank only a short generation ago.
This filled me with hope for the future, because it is only disruptive thinking that will raise the NHS from its current bureaucratic quagmire into a clinically and financially better place.
The anti-invasion troika had little stomach to go on resisting Bush, beyond the important limit of refusing to contribute their own troops to the quagmire into which they rightly expected the so-called multinational force to sink.
It is a civil war: a quagmire into which Britain should step with deep trepidation, for at its heart is an incendiary internal Islamic conflict; Sunni versus Shia, and their chief protagonists – Saudi Arabia versus Iran.
In recent years, the South Carolina Democratic Party has dissolved into a quagmire funneling into a vortex of politics-as-usual characterized by the you-scratch-my-back-and-I'll-scratch-your's school of thought.
"I don't want to see us sucked into a quagmire in which there may be no end," he said.
It's the same terrible fate that awaits some of the American forces, most of them very young, that we continue to send into the quagmire in Afghanistan.
He added, "We need to try to turn what would otherwise be a quagmire of litigation into something that melds together and helps victims".
It can press Japan, France, the US, the UK, and other donors who continue to provide almost half of Cambodia's annual budget to take action to reverse the ECCC's descent into quagmire.
