Sentence examples for remained caught up from inspiring English sources

The more downbeat among diplomats and experts said that when it came to thinking about Latin America, Washington policy makers remained caught up in cold war paradigms.

But nearly three months after devolved government was restored in Northern Ireland, their loyalist counterparts remain caught up in drug-dealing and extortion.

It would be a disgrace, after the Florida debacle of 2000, for Congress not to fix the way our national elections are run, though House and Senate versions remain caught up in a fight over how much to require the states to do.

If the government and society react too slowly, if they remain caught up in feelings of revenge and refuse to meet the pandillas' good-faith gesture … we will have failed to take advantage of the only historic opportunity in 20 years".

Many journalists remain caught up in a decade-old debate: Should a story be published online before it goes to print?

They'll remain caught up in the hysteria of the "Mac" (the fictional picture of hordes of straight men putting on dresses to look at women in restrooms) and never bother to read the "Crory" or sleight of hand.

Stay caught up on homework.

This may be explained by some remaining catch-up growth occurring during puberty in some study subjects, even though all children had been treated with GH for at least 1 year before randomization.

The company has paid more than £23,000 to around 500 customers hit by the problems and the watchdog said it expected the supplier to identify and compensate any remaining customers caught up.

How many of us remain caught in the spiral of Keeping up with the Joneses? 3. Think beyond the Single-issue.

Those remaining may be caught up in a long, drawn-out battle if Isis militants fight it out street-to-street.