Sentence examples for the same quagmire from inspiring English sources
"Everybody is in the same boat, the same quagmire," Dorf said.
Vladimir Putin's Russia, for its part, sees in Afghanistan an opportunity to punish American forces in the same quagmire that ensnared the Soviet 40th Army.
"The same quagmire will now repeat at the EU level — no argument has been made why it wouldn't, apart from wishful thinking".
The new prime minister is likely to immediately run into the same legal quagmire that led to the downfall of Gilani – a demand by the supreme court that he write to authorities in Switzerland formally requesting a reopening of the fraud case against Zardari, something the PPP is determined not to do.
It was a tag team from hell, since Pakistan relied on US money to prevent it from sliding into the abyss, while it used that same money to pull Afghanistan into the same fundamentalist quagmire.
Bush not only was drawn into the same Afghan quagmire that the Soviets and British had been unsuccessfully mired in, but also attacked another Muslim country -- Iraq -- which had no role in the 9/11 attacks.
Modeling our military intervention against criminal activities on war-zone scenarios is a proven recipe for the same kind of quagmire the United States left behind in Iraq.
Bogged down in the same legal and cultural quagmire that has bedeviled the state's relations with Indian tribes for generations -- land ownership, taxes and sovereignty -- the state and the tribes continue to negotiate.
The Catskills casinos are bogged down in the same legal and cultural quagmire that has bedeviled the state's relations with Indian tribes for generations: land ownership, taxes and sovereignty.
He supersedes Always Already Alone – "I tried hard to keep you, I needn't have tried," it opens, heartbreakingly, "it seems you've decided – when did you decide?" – with Seduced and Abandoned, which makes blackly comic capital from precisely the same kind of emotional quagmire.
When the imprisoned Mohamed Morsi found out Abdel Fatah al-Sisi sought higher office, he asked his lawyer in bemusement: "He actually wants to be president?" Here's why: Egypt is still stuck in the same economic and bureaucratic quagmires that brought millions to the street against Hosni Mubarak, and which have worsened since.
