Sentence examples for remains caught from inspiring English sources

The Fed today remains caught in the cross hairs of partisan polarization.

But Mexico remains caught in a credit crunch, and its banks are being blamed for holding back economic growth.

Its the paradigm itself that remains caught in a kind of time warp, like a 1980s mainframe where the calendar is permanently locked on September , 1971

It also would allow the bank to focus on its other legal woes as it remains caught in the cross hairs of at least eight other federal offices.

They'll most likely carry out Mr. Klein's vision without his full attention as long as News Corporation remains caught up in the hacking scandal.

As long as the metric for affirmative action remains caught in the vague and misleading metaphor of "critical mass", opponents will have two lines of attack.

Even so, Catching Fire remains contradictory, caught in some nether world between nightmarish political allegory and adolescent escapism.

The MCS advised consumers: "The best choice for mackerel remains fish caught locally using traditional hand lining methods.

The result is a kind of stop-action painting in which each stroke remains distinct, caught in a moment of Disneyfied suspended animation.

This is how Demirtaş found himself in the middle, where he remains today – caught on the one hand between the state and the PKK, and on the other, between advocates of violent and non-violent resistance.

At Kisna Reka, northwest of here, a much larger group of 2,000 refugees remains outdoors, caught between a company of Yugoslav Army soldiers on one ridge and armed men of the separatist guerrillas who frequent the camp, an official of the United Nations refugee agency, Margaret O'Keefe, said today.