Sentence examples for through this morass from inspiring English sources

Wilentz is an artful guide through this morass.

The S.E.C. sought to cut through this morass in the wake of the collapse of the technology bubble.

Yet, through this morass, the novel remarkably ends on a note that is, if not quite happy, at least hopeful.

The outcome of the congressional elections will play a major role in the ability of a President Barack Obama or Mitt Romney to work through this morass.

While rich countries would benefit most from getting rid of their crazy agricultural systems, the World Bank analysis suggests that 80% of the benefits reaped by poor countries from farm reform would come from reductions in the barriers between poor countries themselves.Can the Doha round cut through this morass?

Through this morass of trade-offs, conflicts and choices, Chancellor Merkel's review is attempting to step carefully. .

"My hope has risen that, through all this morass, the new chairman would turn to John Biggs, Mr. Boglee said.

The testing industry and its political allies appear to believe that it is the mission of schools to make sense of this morass through a regimen of tests.

"Right now, we are being led by the nose by Putin through this horrible morass that is the United Nations," Mr. Rogers said on the CNN program "State of the Union".

When this morass of groundless arguments is sifted through, one finally reaches the one argument that actually holds water, that the veil hinders communication.

I support whatever gets us out of this morass".