Sentence examples for which were mired from inspiring English sources
Others retailers, like Gap, Abercrombie & Fitch and Chico's FAS, which were mired in a sales slump for months, fared far worse, reporting double-digit sales declines at stores open at least a year.
Its shares, which were mired in single digits for more than two years, rose above $15 last Tuesday, when it reported fourth-quarter earnings of 22 cents a share -- a full 7 cents higher than analysts had predicted.
Splunk has handily kicked the backsides of all the legacy security players — Symantec, Cisco, IBM and HP, each of which were mired in their own corporate challenges.
Around a quarter of South Africa's total exports are to Europe, which is mired in recession.
Additional wage cuts will not help export-oriented companies, which are mired in a credit crunch.
The issue of corporate indemnification has become especially pitched at Goldman, which is mired in several prominent cases.
This is an attempt to increase choice and drive digital switchover, which is mired in difficulty but another key duty.
Contrast this with too much anxiety, which is mired in negative thinking and characterized by the desire to attack change.
The historical precedent here is Lebanon, which was mired in civil war from 1975 for 16 years.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar are staunch supporters of Syria's opposition, which is mired in a nearly four-year civil war to oust President Bashar Assad.
Another disclosed the suspension of a blogger who accused the Red Cross Society of China, which is mired in a financial scandal, of selling blood at a profit.
